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Had an email telling me that orange and freeserve and maybe one or 2 others are closing at end of May. I have an old freeserve email that I use occasionally but it holds a wealth of information regular monthly fishing report emails going back many years. Is it possible to save these emails en masse or even forward them en masse to another email address.
cheers technology getting the better of me again.
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I don't have a gmail account but I would have thought that may pull them all in. I'll try and check later.
I use Mozilla thunderbird on my own computer and don't store emails on remote servers for more than two weeks. Then I back the thunderbird files up onto two other hard drives.
The best way for emails is probably a mixture of the two above, have them on gmail as well as your local computer
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