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Virgin/Ntlworld email.

What is everybody else out there using for there Virgin/Ntlworld emails?


I was using the Gmail app and set my online Gmail account to fetch my mail from Virgin but then decided to try the native mail app on my One X which was easy to set up and worked fine. However, after a few days it always deletes the mail in your inbox with no option i could find to save or keep certain emails. This annoyed me so i went on the hunt for an alternative and found K9-mail which was getting good reviews so i installed that. After setting up my mail account and testing i found that although it was very customisable and looked good, the emails deleted even quicker from my inbox and again no way of keeping them. I've since tried Email Exchange which again looked ok and was easy to setup but it has the same problem. Is there any email client out there that works with Virgin/Ntlworld and doesn't keep deleting your mail without any option to save?
 
Are you sure they are deleting from the server, or just disappearing from your phone? If they are disappearing from your phone (and staying on the server) then there are options on how much email will be displayed on your phone.

If it is actually deleting the messages from the email server, I don't know what it is and thus I can't be much help, sorry. Hopefully someone else knows the answer in that case.
 
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Really! I was using the HTC mail client until just recently and had not noticed that option. I still wonder though why would any mail client delete any mail from your inbox automatically without you deleting it specifically?

It's probably in the name of saving space on the device. I can't double-check personally, because I don't have access to my device right now, but hopefully someone can check on theirs. I'm fairly sure it's an option.
 
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