Re: [fetchyahoo-general] Still active?

[Chris J. <ch...@je...>]

   Yes, I thought this was the whole point of fetchyahoo, since I could 
have paid for yahoo's POP service many years ago. That's a possibility in 
this case, but with five accounts in my family that would start to add up.

On Tue, 20 Nov 2012, Dan Jones wrote:

> You can use Yahoo's POP server for free? Because when I go to the "POP & Forwarding" settings in Yahoo, it says I need to upgrade my account to Yahoo! Mail Plus
> for $20/year. That's definitely not worth it to me.
> 
> Dan Jones
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> On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 1:06 PM, Pete Geenhuizen <pe...@ge...> wrote:
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>       On 11/20/2012 11:03 AM, Chris Jenks wrote:
>           I just noticed that it had stopped working last night myself, but didn't
>       get to reporting it because I wanted to check if there was a new version
>       yet - but there hasn't been one since April. I hope Ravi comes back.
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>       On Tue, 20 Nov 2012, Dan Jones wrote:
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> I noticed it has stopped working several months ago and sent Ravi an email as well, no response.
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> FWIW it you can now connect directly to Yahoo's pop server which is what I've done with Thunderbird.  So for me I no longer need to use fetchyahoo for my
> purposes.
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