I'm not a believer of keeping emails on an internet server. I use an ISP that runs POP3/SMTP servers very well. I use Thunderbird to download my email to my PC and delete these messages from the server. I've created a second POP3 account to service my phone with AquaMail. When an email enters my primary POP3 account, I immediately copy it over to this secondary account for AquaMail to get it. I don't want all my mail on my phone, so the secondary POP3 account has filters that remove things I don't want on my handheld.
So, what I want AquaMail to do is delete messages on the POP3 server after downloading them. The secondary POP3 account is only for AquaMail to use.
Then I have all my mail on my desktop PC (backed up with Mozy), the phone has the mail I want it to have, and nothing is on any internet server. Perfect.
This seems to be a regular recurring topic here, and I was wondering if AquaMail will operate in this way.