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Why we use our own hardware
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There is a "Report Spam" function which is two clicks away (it's in the "More" menu).
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I moved to FastMail three years ago, and, for a contrasting experience, found that spam filtering was almost on a par with Gmail. I had feared it would be otherwise.
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#14I absolutely love Fastmail. I moved off of Gmail years ago with zero regrets. Better UI, better apps, better company, and need I say better service? I still maintain and fetch from a Gmail account so it all just works seamlessly for receiving and sending Gmail, so you don’t have to give anything up either.
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#15Yeah, Cloud is a bit of a scam innit? Oxide is looking more and more attractive every day as the industry corrects itself from overspending on capabilities they would never need.
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Gmail puts most of my email in the spam folder, including a lot of non-spam. Manually labeling it as non-spam is not helping.
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#17Why is it surprising? It's well known cloud is 3 times the price.
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my inbox at fastmail is near empty from spam. the main spam i see in my inbox is forwarded from my gmail.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
There is a "Report Spam" function which is two clicks away (it's in the "More" menu).
If you get 12 spam mails everyday and after 3 months of clicking "report spam" it still doesn't filter it, then it's not en par with Gmail.
If you meet someone new at a social event and give them your email address, where do you want your email provider to put the message that this person sent?