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Christian: <a href="http://kikuyumoja.com/2010/03/11/socialbar-frankfurt/#comment-33790" title="Comment by Christian">Danke für den Beitrag....
jke: <a href="http://kikuyumoja.com/2010/01/06/the-cable-thingy-for-nokias-e72-wh-601-headset/#comment-33760" title="Comment by jke">To open the E72: 1....
Adeel: <a href="http://kikuyumoja.com/2010/01/06/the-cable-thingy-for-nokias-e72-wh-601-headset/#comment-33759" title="Comment by Adeel">please add more pictures...
ikiriinya caroline: <a href="http://kikuyumoja.com/2006/04/27/lifestyle-the-nakumatt-way/#comment-33750" title="Comment by ikiriinya caroline">hi i would like...
jke: <a href="http://kikuyumoja.com/2010/01/06/the-cable-thingy-for-nokias-e72-wh-601-headset/#comment-33726" title="Comment by jke">This is what I...

gmailpop3

Dear GoogleMail Team,

THANK YOU for adding this pop3 nini into gmail!

Now I can eventually switch to Gmail for good. Sawa sawa.

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E-Nyce says:
25. July, 2007 at 17:10

I thought POP3 access – for free – was always available in Gmail. That’s why all the people over at howardforums.com were raving about Gmail when it first came out.
kikuyumoja says:
25. July, 2007 at 17:53

Well, POP3 access has always been included, lakini the option to fetch mail from other e-mail boxes using POP3 into Gmail wasn’t.

Currently, all my uhuru addresses are collected in a single mail box, checked for viruses/trojans/etc., and then pulled from there into my Gmail box using the above mentioned POP3 “fetch mail” thingy. Before I had to use WEB.de, which is another German freemail provider, but for better services and more server space, I had go for the costly solution. Also, gmail.COM is easier to communicate than web.DE (try to explain U-H-U-R-U. D E to a German…*sigh*).