Yahoo no longer forwards mail, so is there anything we can do with our O2K client?

[Dylan56]

I belong to so many necessary yahoo groups that the mail has become an
issue I'd like to resolve.

Apparently, at one point yahoo would forward mail. It no longer does
that. But I'm reluctant to use my O2K directly even with an alias
because the ISP's name still appears (i.e., (e-mail address removed)). For
security's sake and to avoid spam, is there anything O2K itself can
do?? I know it's a stretch and that maybe you'll all just tell me I
have to contact my ISP, but there might be some feature or servide I
might not know of.

For example, I'm not sure exactly sure how but I know that OE, for
example, can check(/dl??) hotmail mail. Perhaps there's something I
don't know about O2K that will help out even if with yahoo.

(p.s., why yahoo over my hotmail account for the yahoo groups??
Because I get 6 megs with yahoo and a measly 2 megs with hotmail).

Thank you!

 

[Rich Cervenka]

I belong to so many necessary yahoo groups that the mail has become an
issue I'd like to resolve.

Apparently, at one point yahoo would forward mail. It no longer does
that. But I'm reluctant to use my O2K directly even with an alias
because the ISP's name still appears (i.e., (e-mail address removed)). For
security's sake and to avoid spam, is there anything O2K itself can
do?? I know it's a stretch and that maybe you'll all just tell me I
have to contact my ISP, but there might be some feature or servide I
might not know of.

For example, I'm not sure exactly sure how but I know that OE, for
example, can check(/dl??) hotmail mail. Perhaps there's something I
don't know about O2K that will help out even if with yahoo.

If you pay for an upgraded Yahoo mail account, they still forward your
mail. It's like $19.95 a year. If you use it that much, it's probably
worth it.