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<blockquote data-quote="SearchLight" data-source="post: 1051699" data-attributes="member: 63857">Hi everyone,&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I had the same problem as the OP, and tried some of the suggestions mentioned like Outlook, BlueMail, and EdisonMail.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; EdisonMail supports different email accounts, and does not show Ads with nice customization. It worked well for awhile, and then for some reason, it stopped Notifications of new email. I tried turning off battery optimization for the app which is known to interfere with some email apps. Didn&#039;t work for me, and finally had to uninstall.&nbsp; Luckily I found Samsung Email.Being that my Android is a Samsung, I figured it was a no brainer. It supports all my different accounts like Outlook, Hotmail, Gmail, and Yahoo. Now, I receive all my emails, and notifications.I would suggest trying both as alternatives, and see what features you like. Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SearchLight, post: 1051699, member: 63857"] Hi everyone, I had the same problem as the OP, and tried some of the suggestions mentioned like Outlook, BlueMail, and EdisonMail. EdisonMail supports different email accounts, and does not show Ads with nice customization. It worked well for awhile, and then for some reason, it stopped Notifications of new email. I tried turning off battery optimization for the app which is known to interfere with some email apps. Didn't work for me, and finally had to uninstall. Luckily I found Samsung Email. Being that my Android is a Samsung, I figured it was a no brainer. It supports all my different accounts like Outlook, Hotmail, Gmail, and Yahoo. Now, I receive all my emails, and notifications. I would suggest trying both as alternatives, and see what features you like. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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