the problem is that the attachments all have the same name (and this is something that we can't control). The only way to differentiate the attachment (or which attachment should be parsed into which table) is by using the header of the e-mail.
Yes, we can send the e-mails to their own pop accounts. The only control we have is the header name. All files are called landscapeopera.txt, but, each represents a different file to go into a different table.
ok since you can send the e-mails to their own pop accounts I suggest to have a look at Advanced ETL Processor Pro/Ent which supports multiple email accounts
(Visual Importer Pro can use only one email account)