Pros
Not much...
Cons
All subfolders of my inbox disappeared. Customer service nonexistent; impossible to talk to anyone.
Pros
Organized like Mac mail
Cons
No support, if there is an issue you have to pay for support
Pros
More like neutrals - Postbox seems no better than any other mail program. It's downloads and uploads your mail.
Cons
It is frustratingly slow at retrieving mail. And it is not intuitive at all, especially when attaching photos, which cannot be resized within the app, meaning that if you're trying to send a couple of very large jpeg files, chances are good that your client will refuse it because of the size.
Summary
Stick with Apple Mail.
Pros
has all the necessary features! simple, clear and easy to use! quick to navigate!
Cons
wish it had also the beautiful and many options of themes and add-ons thunderbird offers
Pros
1. Works well in Win 8.1.
2. Clean, easy to use, GUI.
3. Comprehensive eMail & Social Media capabilities.
4. 'Quick Reply' is a very nice capability.
Cons
None at this time.
Summary
Looking for an easy to use, fast and complete eMail Client with a well thought out design? Try Postbox, it fills the bill.
Pros
The Program appears to be well though out in most aspects.
Cons
There are no means of backing up mail for future use should there be a computer malfunction. Unlike other programs which have the means to regularly backup, this program will leave you high and dry.
Summary
With all the other good features, its a pity the developers forgot to consider mail backup as an essential feature.
Pros
Access multiple accounts.
Cons
Where are the attachments? Difficult to get answers
NO support AT ALL
NO way to make suggestions
NO separate windows (can't track multiple accounts on screen)
NO way to stop mail check in process when it screws up and forgets it already downloaded those 550 emails (so I can go erase them directly on server first)
Summary
I loved Eudora; Still looking for a good replacement. This is not it, it's close to cr@p.
Updated on Aug 22, 2013
Reduce to ZERO stars--frustrating and harmful software.
Pros
Much better interface than Apple Mail for those with multiple accounts
Cons
Really buggy, zero support
Pros
Allows me to access all my email accounts through one desktop interface. Simple to setup, simple to operate.
Cons
Yes it's buggy but there are solutions. No customer support other than online FAQ's but if you do specific searches you can usually find the answer to a problem
Summary
I was having problems with my account but found a simple solution: Eliminate all add-ons and just use the standard layout. In other words just download it and use it - don't add any bells and whistles. Has been working flawlessly since following this rule
Pros
All your email addresses in one place
Alternative to Outlook
Cons
Buggy
No tech support
Summary
I had been such a fan of this product that it's sad for me to say Postbox is not as good as it used to be. More and more issues have been cropping up, especially with security certificate pop-ups. There may be way to resolve these and other technical problems, but it's not likely that you'll find all of the answers you need on Postbox's Help, FAQs or Knowledge Base. Contents of those resources may be several years old and refer to features or navigation that don't apply to the current version.
I loved Postbox because I manage several different email addresses and it let me view all my mail in one place. But now, the security certificate pop-ups are preventing some accounts from downloading new mail. Google searching some of these issues have found others like me who are frustrated that we can't get these problems resolved. What used to be a simple and elegant program is now plagued with hidden traps.
It may work great for you. Like me, you'll probably fall in love with Postbox. Your 30-day trial will end and you'll be glad to pay the very reasonable $9.95 subscription fee. Then a few months later, after you're depending on Postbox as your everyday email client...an issue will pop-up. You may, like me and other users, find it impossible to find out how to resolve your technical issues - and no way to communicate with tech support.
And, perhaps like me, you'll decide to move on and try to find a more dependable program supported by a company who cares about users.
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