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Sending email has long been easy to do with the .NET Framework. There really hasn’t been a facility for checking email though. I recently had a need to be able to check email with and send a response with Bombali (a monitoring tool). I went searching for examples or a solution I could use. I found a few articles on this from a few years ago including the .NET POP3 MIME Client. I never found anything that was free and I never found anything that was easy to configure. Those who know me know I have a tinge of the NIH (not invented here), especially when there are no free alternatives. So I created my own based on the articles I had read. And in the spirit of chucknorris, I named it SidePOP!
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