THAMESMAN  This programme needs some serious work doing to it before I buy it. A great guy in Holland developed POPmonitor which is what I have always used. It had a great filter system which you could customise. The front end was uncluttered and simple.

Mailbox Manager needs to go a long way before I replace POPmonitor.  
(Version 1.4.8)

JORIS VERVUURT  Hello AsramSoftware,

I dislike the current user interface of Mailbox Manager.

So, I decided to create anew more Apple-like user interface.

I couldn't find an emailaddress, only a form on the website.

Since I submitted that form, I haven't heard from you.

Please contact me at jorisvervuurt@planet.nl so I can send the new project files of the user interface I created.

Best regards,

Joris  
(Version 1.4.6)

RPCOHEN  This is a great utility for managing POP3 mailboxes. In addition to producing a listing of all the items in a mailbox, it can also be setup to retrieve a set number of lines from the beginning each message so they can be easily reviewed while still on the server. In addition, individual or groups of messages can be marked for deletion without downloading them. The author is extremely responsive to requests and concerns and is actively improving and expanding the features and capabilities of the program. If you have a need to manage or troubleshoot one or more POP3 accounts then purchasing Mailbox Manager for $10 will be money well spent.  
(Version 1.4.4)

QALBI  This small Program works and does what suppose to do, Who said it do not work means does not know how to use it and they are jealous.  
(Version 1.4.3)

JAN_RYBAR  Ugly GUI. It can be an alpha version, but not a final app for OS X...  
(Version 1.3.7)

PABLO.FITBERG  Mhh... an unkown application, downloaded from the web, that can have my IP (because I entered in their site to download it) and...

ASK MY PASSWORD ???!!

Sorry guys... I quit...

Tip: Before put it, I entered in their website. When I return to the app., it functions without the need of my password... But anyway... I dont like it. I deleted.

I propose to the authors, eliminate the password need.   
(Version 1.3.2)

GOUDKAMP  The password is your OSX account password, not the registration password.

Anyway, the interface is not very OSX like but it does what it needs to do just fine.  
(Version 1.2.5)

JORIS VERVUURT  That password is to register it...  
(Version 1.1.9)

RUMPELSTILTSKIN  Asks for a password at startup. What password??

Nothing works.  
(Version 1.1.3)