Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Which free email provider (other than Yahoo, hotmail and GMail) meets my requirements?

I have one yahoo email account and hotmail account for receiving email from friends.





I also have one GMail account for use with online forums, contacting technical support from various companies, local bank account, and account registration with any organization.





Yahoo is always keep on delaying in deliver the email messages to my inbox. So, I plan to use my yahoo id only for yahoo services.





I also ever experience delay problem in receiving email message in my hotmail account from my friend. But, it is such a nightmare for me even only one time delay. So, I use hotmail for sending %26amp; receiving email only from people with hotmail domain, and Windows Live services.





I will not accept any reason for the delays.





I want to register an email account (other than Yahoo, hotmail and gmail) and the provider must meet my following requirements:


- Never have anyone complain about delay, or totally never delay.


- Allow me to create folder.


- Free


- unlimited storage





Any suggestion?
Which free email provider (other than Yahoo, hotmail and GMail) meets my requirements?
Unlimited storage for free?..... As if it's easy to provide








Well.... try this http://www.mail2world.com/
Reply:Yeah, stop your damn whining and complaining.The services are free, if you don't like their services, don't use them and pay for one, but I guess you're to cheap. You'd rather whine like a little baby about something that's totally free.
Reply:Try using Incredimail. It is free and you can use multiple email addresses from this. It also gives you a notifier that pops up on your screen when you have mail
Reply:There are none.





But try








http://www.Rediffmail.com





http://www.xasomail.com
Reply:Since you sound like the demanding type who wants everything for free, and unwilling to accept any reason for a delay, I suggest you get out your pen and checkbook......


'nuff said
Reply:Its not too difficult to provide the services (required by you) for free but no one can do magic for congestion problems (delay of mail sending/receiving)





I can suggest you a provider in which i did not face any issues related to un-delivery / delivery delay at all! (in my experience)





That is http://mail.indiatimes.com/





I hope this might help you!

How many different email providers can you name? That are free.?

I am having a compaction with my Friend to see who can come up with the most Email providers that don't charge for using there email, but all I know Gmail, Yahoo, Inbox.com, that's it tho.





All that you can name is vary helpful thank you, for all you can name.





just remember it has to be free.
How many different email providers can you name? That are free.?
hotmail.com (msn)
Reply:hotmail.com


live.com


- live.be (Belgium)


- live.co.uk (UK)


- live. (depending which country it will change)


yahoo.com


lycos.co.uk


gmail.com


zdnet.com


gmix.com
Reply:gmail


rocketmail


yahoo(includes all the countries from amerika to zimbabwe)


ymail


orange.net
Reply:i havent tried them out though..just search the net..this link has loads of them..mostly unheard!!!
Reply:hotmail.com

Monday, July 13, 2009

Which is free POP3 email provider website?

http://www.gawab.com





2048 MB FREE account


POP/SMTP Support


50 MB Attachments


SPAM/Virus Protection


15 Interface Themes


14 Different Languages


Unlimited Number of Folders
meet people

Anyone have any suggestions on a really good free email account provider... (read details)?

I send out several emails, to several different recipients, per day. (No, I'm not a spammer. LOL) I am looking to open an account that will allow me to add as many recipients as well as permit me to send as many messages as I want. Yahoo won't allow this, gmail won't allow this, AOL won't allow this, etc... I also want a lot of storage. Any good suggestions?
Anyone have any suggestions on a really good free email account provider... (read details)?
No free web based mail provider is going to allow unlimited messages and recipients. If you want that, get your own domain name and provider.
Reply:GMAIL!
Reply:You could set up multiple private Yahoo! Groups and use them as listservs/mailing lists instead of trying to mass mail stuff to several recipients in your email.


They might have to reply to your invitation request instead of just signing them up, though. This would prevent you from just sending out spam.


Try topica also.
Reply:How much you want to send mail ? tell me
Reply:hotmail or gmail
Reply:Windows Live messenger is a good suggestion and you can add your yahoo friends on it too


Another one is ICQ availabel on www.download.com. I never used this one but it might prove useful to you

Hotmail limits file attachments to 10 megs each, Is there a free email service provider that offers more?

Perhaps limitless?
Hotmail limits file attachments to 10 megs each, Is there a free email service provider that offers more?
I know you don't want this answer.. but it is "No"!

Give the name of populor free email service provider which have facility of mail to transfer with outlook expr

urgent and important
Give the name of populor free email service provider which have facility of mail to transfer with outlook expr
You can use Gmail for this. I have used this facility before. You can let the mail remain in the gmail inbox or mark it read, unread, or delete it when you retrieve it to outlook.
Reply:Gmail provides this facility free of cost. You need to turn on POP3 access from settings before trying to transfer.





http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answe...
Reply:yahoo has a paid service while lycos.co.uk has free service. Lycos, however, has a 300 MB limit
Reply:U can try Yahoo

Who are some free webspace providers who allow email sending using php.?

Any provider who uses Squirrel Mail uses php. Squirrel Mail is a PHP4 script for sending and receiving emails.
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