Rumble vs Polymail

Rumble needs improvements like loading progress, progress bar thumbs, and hiding progress bar when in fullscreen, etc. But overall, its a great platform, very fast, responsive. Sad that the Android app is not upto the mark.

- Akshay Nair

Ok, Made a Rumble accnt. to expand my viewer reach. Somewhere in my account set up it asked my to basically choose a plan. I do not remember the exact wording, but I did not want to give any rights or controls to my content. So I opted to stop and delete my accnt before it ever began. For reasons unknown to me, it will not let me delete my accnt. I wish I had looked at the reviews people had written before hand, but hindsight tells me I did right by stopping before adding MY video content and giving Rumble control. I shall stick with the UGETube, the platform thats been very good so far. I have absolutely no issues with UGETube. For all of you that have issues with Rumble, I recommend you go check it out UGETube. UGETube is a perfect alternative to YouTube and way less hassle than Rumble, apparently. You left wingers that complain about the flood of conservatives that came to rumble need not apply.

- Ron Bennett

Rumble is a right wing disinformation platform that promotes conspiracy theories, manipulated videos and general violent hate filled garbage. This site is not for the faint of heart and should be shut down for manipulating political and anti social discourse. The worst social media platform on the planet. They never allow alternative views. They censor or won’t post anything other than right wing garbage. AVOID.

- Adam Shane

Being a very early started (back when it was free), i've loved Polymail's ability to fill the void that Mailbox left in our email workflows. It is an amazingly simple, easy to handle and clean email workflow tool. Standard snooze and remind options aside, i think they are onto something with the recent additions to Campaigns features and Salesforce.com integrations. They are excellent for a user within a sales organization who wants to super-charge their communication, outbound and email workflow.

- Abbas H. Managing Director

Excited at first and way too often frustrated with a bloated and unintuitive application. I only use it for "special" emails. When I really need to know if an attachment has been downloaded or when I need to get a message to many people.

- Bernd O. Self Employed

At one time, Polymail decided to make many of its winning features available only to paid subscribers. The free version is still a capable email client, but it's now less attractive than before compared the competitions.

- Jeffry T. Contributing Writer