What are common POP3 collection problems?
Although the POP3 method of email collection from an ISP’s Mail Server is generally simple, there are a few common problems that can occur. Messages are stored at the ISP’s Mail Server in a single account for your entire Domain. Occasionally the address for the final recipient of the message may be lost. This happens especially when the recipient was addressed as a “BCC” or Blind Carbon (or Courtesy) Copy, since the address for this type of recipient is not listed as part of the header. As this strategy of addressing is becoming more common with the increase of electronic mailing lists, the number of “undelivered messages” is also on the rise. These messages end up on your Mail Server and are undeliverable. The administrator for your Mail Server will have to manually examine these messages to determine their ultimate recipient. If your organization is a large one this task could end up being a daunting one! If you find that the number of messages lost because they are sent BCC is unacc
