Email problem galaxy s19000 samsung blame android

[bigfellow]

I have taken a part of thread from gmail forum then added my own observations on having experienced same issues on post reply

has any one got a solution to problem

I have used Thunderbird with POP for many years (using my own domain via Google Apps). It works perfectly since I can access all my emails that comes in during the day wherever I am, and then by the end of the day download them all to my desktop computer (which then empties the online inbox).

Recently I purchased a Samsung Galaxy S (AT&T Captivate version) which currently runs Android 2.1. I initially configured the phone with POP. The problem with that was that every time it refreshed/checked for new incoming email, it removed all current email on the phone and oddly enough placed them in the Trash folder in the online interface. Basically, it looked like I logged in online, marked all messages in the inbox and then moved them all to Trash. I had the same behavior with other clients that I tried on the phone so I eventually gave up and opted for IMAP instead. Initially this seemed like it worked just fine, but I then noticed by the end of the day that Thunderbird did not download all the messages that were located in the inbox. So I simply logged in online, marked all messages in the inbox as unread, and then tried to download them with Thunderbird again. But it still did not work.

So now I'm in a pickle here. I want emails on my phone so that I can check it during the day, but I also want to empty the online inbox by downloading them to Thunderbird using POP.

So what should/could I do?

Computer:
Operating system: Ubuntu 10.04
Program and version: Thunderbird 3.0.6 with no plugins or extansions

Phone: Samsung Galaxy S (AT&T Captivate)
Operating system: Android 2.1
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I have got exactly the same problem using galaxy s............. Iwent through exactly the same procedures as MockY using several sifferent email providers with no success.
samsung tech uk were absolute s**t the sanctimonious plonker i spoke to on both occasions after waitying 30 mins each time tried to blame my smartphone provider then my isp provider virgin who give them their due tried to help but to no advail. I went back to samsung again and this time there cop out was to say they dont support the email software the problem is android ( why do they preload such crap then) after spending manys hours and every possible configuration of pop3 imap4 I had to settle for using the forwarding option in my isp account to push mail to a gmail account, this works fine (do not forget to tick leaving emails on server otherwise the forwarding will remove emails by default stored on isp server) The only problem here is i use imap to cordinate the removal of emails from several email clients and i can find no way of sychronising the removal of emails from my phone via gmail to delete same from such accounts.
At the end of the day samsung tech support sucks! we can wait for android 2.2 and hope this issue gets resolved as the phone is very good value but iam considering sending back and changing to iphone as i know the push mail option works

[Kerry]

Identical problem here. The preloaded email program sucks. I can receive okay, but it doesn't allow me to send anything. Sometimes it sends, sometimes it doesn't. For the most part it doesn't send emails.
The easiest solution I found is to forward to your gmail account.

[jessicajohn]

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[HikingStick]

Originally Posted by Kerry

The preloaded email program sucks.

I'll echo that sentiment. We have an internally hosted mail domain (via Exchange) that is working just fine, but we have a number of employees who have POP mail hosted through a marketing partner (...long story...), and the mail handling for those POP accounts is horrible (they act more like IMAP accounts).

We have their Outlook clients set up to leave copies of the messages on the server for X days (otherwise, new messages on the phones were disappearing as soon as Outlook downloaded them), so that let's the messages stay on the phones during that period, but when users delete messages on their phones, those same messages are then deleted from the server and (during the next send/receive) from Outlook as well. Our users like to keep their phone inboxes trim, but tend to keep many messages in Oulook for a long time. It's an acceptible behavior for some. What's not acceptible is that there is no option to tell the phone not to delete messages from the server when deleted on the phone. It's a clear sign that they don't want to keep copies of the messages on the phone in the first place.