I've been trying the demo for 3 days now. It takes a little getting used to not squirreling every message away in specific folders, but gets easier. They need to document how to do the queries better, as well as flesh out the documentation in general.

I think Bloomba will mostly appeal to geeks (like me) who are comfortable entering boolean expressions (rather than using the Advanced Search (aka Search Options) window. I can't speak to the spam filtering, as I have a pre-filter that works just fine already, but I can say that their SAProxy slows down email retrieval (versus PocoMail anyway).

Bloomba is quite the polished email client for a first version, but it lacks a good user interface. For example, when you create a new message, the new message screen pops up in a different place each time. Eudora cures this by opening the new message within the preview pane, thus problem solved. The search, or "Google" model as I call it, that Bloomba is built around is clever and usable. Where we've grown up and lived with folders in email clients, Bloomba instead provides views. It's good, but rough, and needs work. Wait till version 2.0 or 3.0, then reconsider.

I usually use Ms. Outlook, but I always lost my email when my OS crash

Although this is beta It is very stable and qgick. lots of usefull features and use with
SAPROXY the spam gets the boot!