Online.ie's entry in the Service Providers list needs updated...

You won't be able to get IMAP from them unless you pay for it (they're
currently free)

Here's the message I got from them (I changed the Euro character to "EUR"):

Dear Online.ie email user,


Online.ie email and webmail has upgraded to a premium service. For more
information on this new service, please go to
http://www.online.ie/Email/emailfeatures.aspx

NOTE: Please be advised that Online.ie will be closing down POP/IMAP access
to all non-premium users in the next month. Quota will also be changed
accordingly.

Please read message below carefully
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PREMIUM EMAIL & WEBMAIL PROVIDES:

* Increased storage capacity
                - Premium 1: 50mb quota - EUR 25
                - Premium 2: 100mb quota - EUR 50

* Spam filtering manager - You will be able to:
                - Choose where your spam gets filtered to
                - Choose what level of spam protection you want
                - Blacklist unwanted email addresses
                - Whitelist wanted email addresses

* Anti-virus scanning - Every email is scanned for viruses that may attack
your PC.

* POP/IMAP email access - You will be able to collect your email in Outlook,
Thunderbird or some other email client. To find out more about

* Anytime, Anywhere access - With our Premium service you will have webmail
access also, allowing you to access your email from anywhere in the world at 
any time.

* A premium email account (while in the subscription year) will not be closed
while inactive.

* Out of Office replying

* A premium webmail user can share their calendars, to-do lists, and address 
books

* A premium webmail user will also be able to compose their email in both 
html and text.

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FREE WEBMAIL PROVIDES:

* 5mb storage capacity

* Anytime, Anywhere access - Webmail allows you to access your email from
anywhere in the world at any time.

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Please do not hesitate to contact [email protected] if you have any questions.

Thanks & regards,

The Online.ie Team

--
Curtis Jewell
[email protected]

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