This is a requirement to run Mailyoulike v3.8 . A domain POP3 catchall account (sometimes called a dump, maildrop,fallback or default account) is a separate POP3 account on your domain. This has an alias associated with it that delivers all email to your domain that is not otherwise intended for other POP3 accounts or aliases

Yes, Mailyoulike v3.8 is very easy to install. If you have any problems installing we have an online Help forum where we're happy to help. Alternatively, we can install the product on your server .

No, our logo or company name doesn't appear in the output of the product.You have complete control over the title of every page and company name from your administrator account - But You are not allowed to remove the Powered by Mailyoulike.com link

We can provide a bulk licensing quote for you based on the number of sites you wish to install the product on. Just send us an email with the number of Licences you need, and we'll reply to you promptly .

Because Mailyoulike v3.8 includes the source code, there is no way to ensure that a 30-day trial or feature limited demo stays that way, since the code can be directly edited. However, our online demo allows you to see all the administration features and functionality. If this is not sufficient for your testing, please let us know and we can set up a copy of the product on our server for you to test for 14 days. If you have any questions please contact us and we'd be happy to help

Yes, they usually can. However, a few mailing list systems don't correctly include routing information in the email headers. This is actually contrary to standard RFC's and there is unfortunately nothing that can be done about this. All web-based email products like Mailyoulike v3.8 suffer from the non-conformity of these mailing lists and the way they construct their email headers

The product is designed to handle unlimited number of accounts. but server specification and bandwidth. Both need to cope with the amount of data throughput and processing of the actual inbound and outbound mail load. You would need a significantly specified server with a powerful CPU and significant memory to handle such a user base. Memory is especially important .

The product, in itself, only takes up approx. 6mb. The rest is purely the user mails which are stored in MS SQL

MS SQL