Heh heh. Fools. I've been using Bluebottle for months now, and it has to be the best mail client I've ever seen, anywhere. Unless you have massive amounts of incoming mail every day or you use mail for file transfer purposes, the 250mb storage limit shouldn't be a problem. It has a very nice interface, as well as POP3 and SMTP support. But all the features pale in comparison to the real reason it's the best... it has legendary spam blocking. Sure, tons of e-mail sites
claim to do that, but the filter at bluebottle has never failed. Once. As in, ever. It works so well because it goes backward: it automatically assumes everything
is spam and uses multiple authentication systems to let the real things through. You could even use bluebottle to guard your existing accounts. Seriously, Bluebottle's been a lifesaver for me.
www.bluebottle.com
Check it out. This isn't fake, and no, I don't work for them, but thanks for asking.