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I would tell my friend don’t use this service, it possibly be shut down in this year.” Throttle team also never publish any updates or features in the past 6 months. The instant forwarding feature was been temporally stopped and never be fixed since last 2 months. The daily digest stop working three times in 2 months and never be fixed without manually contacting the staff.

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I upgrade my account to a Pro Plan which cost $99 an year and I got the worst customer support. “The Pro plan said it has a feature called instant forwarding, but they never tell you that feature was temporally disabled. There is however 1 comment on Product Hunt from 1 month ago, which I will quote here: The comments found on Product Hunt were from 1~2 years ago, so it’s a bit outdated. I could not find many reviews about this product and the ones I did find only mention the core/basic features that it offered when it was first released. It’s even more difficult to justify spending this money, when there are little to no development of the product/service for the past 6 months ~ 1 year.

I am very tempted to buy, but $99 is a bit pricey for an investment such as this. How is the service as of 2017 October? Currently there is a lifetime deal for $99 here: It will bring some sanity to your email inbox.

#Mail pilot review free

Throttle’s plans include free for the basic plan, suitable for most, and a nominal amount for the pro plan if you want some cool advanced features. Everything is centralized into one message and comes into your main email inbox, but your address stays private. Throttle is a better solution than having a “junk” email address as some people do (and as I did, before I had Throttle) because you won’t have to worry about checking for email in two places. And, you can also tell when senders sell your email address and immediately cut off their access to your inbox. If you ever want to revoke a sender’s address to your email box, you can do it with a single click instead of dealing with the sender’s unsubscribe process. It’s a great solution for wrangling all the emails you do want to see (like newsletters or discount offers from your favorite merchants) but that you don’t want to distract or overwhelm you as they fill your inbox throughout the day. You can then read the message there or forward it to your real email address if you want to. When you get your digest, just click on the message you want to read and Throttle will take you to your dashboard. Throttle then takes all of your emails and compiles them into a single daily digest (at right) that it sends to you at a time you choose. The extension fills out email submission forms with a unique Throttle address.

#Mail pilot review install

When you install the Throttle browser extension, you never have to give your real email address to a website again. Here’s how it works: You can use Throttle on your desktop, phone or tablet. But Throttle is a great replacement for Otherinbox - and, actually, an even better product. I’ve been using Throttle for a couple of months now, and I officially love it! I love it so much, in fact, that I’ll be recommending Throttle in the next edition of my book, “ Personal Productivity Secrets.” If you’ve read that book, you may remember that it touted an email management tool called Otherinbox, which (sadly) is now defunct.

If you’re looking for an email management tool to help get your inbox under control, let me introduce to you Throttle. I occasionally have minor problems but as of now, I still recommend the product for non-critical, shopping and newsletter-type messages.

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Update 10/28/21: I still continue to use and recommend Throttle, and haven’t had any problems with it. The Throttle email management tool gives you greater control and privacy.