To beta with it
I’ve completed the new fetch mail feature, it is in limited beta now. If you’d like to try it out send me an e-mail. Basically it is a way to get e-mail from any other mail provider (even yahoo without a paid pop account).
Most of the popular e-mail services are listed in a self configuring droplist. You also have the ability to add custom servers. It can connect on any port, with any popular authentication method, any of the common protocols (pop, pops, imap, imaps, httpmail), and it will automatically use SSL/TLS if the server supports it.
Mail can be scheduled to be retrieved from other accounts both on demand and even when you are not logged in. So set up your other accounts and then you’ll only have to connect to cotse via pop/imap/or webmail and it will all be there, your other mail fetched automatically throughout the day for you.
All fetched mail passes through our filters. This enables you to apply all our filters to your other e-mail accounts. Headers are added so it’s easy to key on which account fetched what in any custom filters or redirects you’d like. It will also provide you with detailed reports of the transaction if you wish.
It is infinitely configurable and has more features for connecting to different e-mail sites than most mail clients. The other plus is that all those sites see is a cotse IP fetching mail, so it shields you from them as well.
I’ll run it limited beta for a while and hope to move it live to a site wide beta within a week or so. Again, if you’d like to try it now, send me an e-mail.
