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I have just clicked on archive so where will they go for me to delete at a later date. like tomorrow. The vast majority are e bay related like order accepted update and payment etc. Obviously I do not need to keep them now.

I have been trying to go through 1925 e mails to delete the ones not required but am having trouble with Thunderbird as it doesnt seem to delete many, after about 4 it stops deleting. I have found that I can archive them but how do I empty the archive folder or does it do it automatically...

Many thanks all is installed and running.

When I set it up I did so using imap, so obviously clicked the wrong tag, so can I go into it and change it to Pop3? ps Had a look and cannot see how to change it to Pop3 as no settings or similar displayed. Should I uninstall it and re-install it setting it to Pop3 rather than imap?

Thank you to everybody who offered advice . I have taken the advice given on here and installed Thunderbird. Will this keep the TalkTalk E mails even when they have closed my e mail address?

Thank you for the info and suggestion . Would that be better than downloading Thunderbird as previously suggested or even less complicated.for me.

I do have but he lives in Guildford and never uses anything other than his phone.as he does everything on that as it appears most of the younger people do. I dont think that he even owns a laptop or tablet.

I have Vodafone Broadband and use Google Chrome as my browser and to access my e mails just log into TalkTalk.co.uk then click on mail which stores my email address and password then up comes the emails. I do appreciate the help that people offer but sometimes do not always understand the...

Are you saying that there is no way to just save them on a USB? If that is so I will download Thunderbird, which I would never use for anything else, and do it that way.

The difference being that I would only use the recycle bin for the time it takes to copy it to a USB. There must be simple way to do it without sending them all to my outlook address where they still wouldnt be saved on a USB.

All I want is the emails on a USB, rather than my outlook address, so that I can insert it to read them if needed and not clutter up that account.

As with Durrington Gull we have been given 15th December as the cut off date. I understand that I can, after sorting out what I may need, forward them to my outlook address, but I am not sure how many there may be. I was hoping that I could just copy or save them as they are to a USB. I...

I tried that but it was very confusing. As I read it I will have to send them all to my outlook address

I used to have Talk Talk broadband but I changed to another provider but in so doing kept my talktalk e mail address. I have now had notification that from 15th December Talk Talk are going to charge for anybody having an e mail adress but not broadband. How can I save all of my TalkTalk...