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hi. are there any good, free, web-based e-mail services. right now i am using yahoo mail. i want to change because yahoo and hotmail are the ones that get the most spam. and also yahoo decreased its storage from 5 mb to 4 mb.
i have tried antionline.org mail and it took 24 hours for one e-mail from a newsletter to reach my mailbox. (sorry jp)
anyways. i would appriciate it if any one of you could recommend me a good e-mail service.
thank you for you time and replies.
i use unixhideout.com
I use Mail City, which is now Lycos Mail
www.mail.lycos.com
www.anonymous.to
I can't remember the last time I got spam with this one.
No no no. Try www.kissmyass.com.. hehehe
www.mail.com
? Always nice to have a [email protected] e-mail address. :)
yes i agree with SDK mail.com is nice.. also lycos is nice one because that gives u more memory.. space.. then others.. i think they give 20MB for free.... but i am not sure.. just check it out..
I've always used AntiOnline.org's email and I think it's fine...
One good aspect is that it lets you choose to see the HTML version of an email - so those [new] damned virii don't get you as easily.
Is this for corporate or personal if corp try electronicwebmail.com or usa.net I like electronicwebmail because of the attachment filtering by size and extension it offers and at 3.95 for 10mb you can not bet it.If you are looking for personal I like yahoo mail have used it for 2 yrs no problem.
I have web based accounts at the following:
www.hotmail.com
www.yahoo.com
www.portalofevil.com
www.bigred.net
Note: Hotmail is Spam City & BigRed is closed to new subscribers. You might want to try Yahoo and Portalofevil (evilemail).
PostMaster is a superb email service, I've used it for over 4 years now ([email protected]) and they've had downtime *once* and then that was only whilst they performed a major upgrade, moving from WinNT to Linux servers. It's completely powered by free software and is very reliable. Definitely worth a look if you need a web based email account. :D
Try 37.com
Do *not* opt for subscriptions. They are Hell.
Don't forget about www.hushmail.com They actually use an SSL connection even when viewing your email, so it is more secure then a lot of the free email systems.