Replacement for Mailshell"s Web Service?

Mailshell is discontinuing their web service and I'd appreciate
recommendations for similar services.

I'd like one that has these features that mailshell has provided: 1)
fetch email, clean it and deliver it to a pop or imap inbox; 2) provide
lots of disposable email addresses, 3) provide user customizable
filters, white and black lists, 4) provide user ability to create
folders for filtering email, and 5) provide lots of storage space.

Kelly

Re: Replacement for Mailshell"s Web Service?

Looks like we're the only two that used mailshell maybe that's why they are
discontinuing service!

I'm also looking for a mailshell replacement.

EZ

"Kelly" wrote in message
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> Mailshell is discontinuing their web service and I'd appreciate
> recommendations for similar services.
>
> I'd like one that has these features that mailshell has provided: 1)
> fetch email, clean it and deliver it to a pop or imap inbox; 2) provide
> lots of disposable email addresses, 3) provide user customizable
> filters, white and black lists, 4) provide user ability to create
> folders for filtering email, and 5) provide lots of storage space.
>
> Kelly
>

Re: Replacement for Mailshell"s Web Service?

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recommendation for a replacement. Did not discover a gem in the bunch.
Dear EZ,


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for disposable email addresses. We have not tested any of these =
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Thank you again for your years of support.


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Regards,
Mailshell Support
EZ

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> Mailshell is discontinuing their web service and I'd appreciate
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> fetch email, clean it and deliver it to a pop or imap inbox; 2) =
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> lots of disposable email addresses, 3) provide user customizable
> filters, white and black lists, 4) provide user ability to create
> folders for filtering email, and 5) provide lots of storage space.
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Re: Replacement for Mailshell"s Web Service?

Kelly wrote:
> Mailshell is discontinuing their web service and I'd appreciate
> recommendations for similar services.
>
> I'd like one that has these features that mailshell has provided: 1)
> fetch email, clean it and deliver it to a pop or imap inbox; 2) provide
> lots of disposable email addresses, 3) provide user customizable
> filters, white and black lists, 4) provide user ability to create
> folders for filtering email, and 5) provide lots of storage space.

Not a one-to-one replacement for your requirements, but you may want
to have a look at Sneakemail (), which was
not on the list which Ezekiel pointed to. I especially like their
automatic Greylisting facility which has cut my spam tremendously. They
have a free service which you can use to evaluate their service before
subscribing to their pay-service.