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**wJswn5l3** · 06-22-2010, 02:20 AM

I actually think the opposite as your regular Facebook user probably uses webmail more than pop3. pop3 will probably be less affected I think due to the fact Facebook will never replace business emails, but may replace webmail.

Ah - sry - should probably clarify. I was speaking about pop3 from the point of view of home usage, not business. pop3 at home is dieing in favour of webmail, but I can't see facebook etc ever completely replacing either of these.

06-22-2010, 02:20 AM	#7
wJswn5l3 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 396 Senior Member	I actually think the opposite as your regular Facebook user probably uses webmail more than pop3. pop3 will probably be less affected I think due to the fact Facebook will never replace business emails, but may replace webmail. Ah - sry - should probably clarify. I was speaking about pop3 from the point of view of home usage, not business. pop3 at home is dieing in favour of webmail, but I can't see facebook etc ever completely replacing either of these.
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