Is there a way to receive all mail in one acount

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September 24, 2003 at 12:55 am #12195

rafaelemt
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Hi to all!

I was wandering, is there a way i can receive all my Yahoo mail from my diferent Yahoo accounts in one account only? If posible could you explain me how?

Thanks,
Rafael

September 24, 2003 at 2:51 am #90184

Brian
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If you use the free Yahoo E-mail accounts, you can’t set it up to check for messages within your free Yahoo E-mail account.

You can check all of your Yahoo and other accounts (ie. Hotmail/MSN, your ISP E-mail, etc) by using clients like POP Peeper ( http://www.poppeeper.com ) – it is free to use, it is sort of better than other clients I have used in the past.

Hope this is of any help.
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