Using POP3 to receive mail

Post office protocol (POP3 (RFC 1225)) is a client/server protocol for storing email so that the client can connect to the POP3 server at any time and read the email. A mail client will make a TCP/IP connection with the server and by exchanging a series of commands, read the email. POP3 is supported by all ISP's.

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