Guest guest Posted October 7, 2002 Report Share Posted October 7, 2002 Hi, since we have so many members who have problems with their email providers(adelphia is hopeless, hotmail difficult and AOL a pain) I have copied a message from Binegar below, who has done a nice job by listing and commenting other service providers. Peace Torsten, dad of Fiona 5wcf e-mail: torstenkrafft@... [CYSTIC-L] Free email services list > Hello to all, > > I just researched a few* of the free email service online and went to the > sites listed below to see if they were valid. Most of them look very > professional. I did not include about 40 others. > > Sorry Ron, I know this is off the CF topic but maybe it will help some of > those out there who cannot afford ongoing monthly costs for home internet > service. I think most of these below are accessible from any computer. > Public Libraries are a great way to check your email for free once you set > a web based email account. > > We want all of you to be able to keep in touch with us at Cystic-l. It is > always so hard to read that someone has to leave due to finances. So > please sheck into getting a free email account. Be sure to get one that > is at least 3 mb of space. Yahoo offers 4-5 mb, Hotmail only offers 2.5 > mb. If you can't get to the library as often as you would like.... you > might want to consider the larger email boxes so they don't delete your > account. Ok, here they are. If someone needs help with pros and cons of > email features let me know and I will try to help you out. The web > addresses for the services are all after the @ symbol. Just type the > address into your browser bar to get there. > > Take Care ~ > Binegar 32 w/cf cfrd cepacia 11 years > > Free Web-Based Email Services > > AussieMail > @aussiemail.com.au > Free Australian web-based email service. > > Canada.com > @canada.com > > Care2 > @animail.net, @moose-mail.com, @snail-mail.net, @whale-mail.com, > @wildmail.com > Free web-based email service with a novel and commendable twist: 5% of all > revenue generated by the site will be donated to charity. You can also > send free E-cards (including musical ones!), and you can schedule cards > months in advance so that you never forget an important occasion. > > Doramail > @doramail.com > Free email for fans of Doraemon, powered by Outblaze. > > DynamiteMail > @dynamitemail.com, thecoolguy.com, close2you.net and over 20 other domain > names > Free email service with a large choice of domain names, powered by > FreeMessage > > EmailAccount.com > @emailaccount.com > Free email service with a memorable domain name. Service is powered by > Everyone.net. Disclosure: the service is owned by Genki Productions, > parent of this site. > > eToast > @etoast.com > Free email with an amusing domain name > > Fastmail > @fastmail.ca > A Canadian service, and proud of it! Fastmail certainly seems to live up > to its name, as the site loads very rapidly. > > HotMail > @hotmail.com > The oldest web-based free email service, now a part of the Microsoft > family. You have 2MB of storage as part of this service. If you go over > the 2MB storage limit, you receive a warning email indicating that in 5 > days HotMail will delete some messages... and they do! HotMail also > implements various other service-limiting " features " at the free level, so > read the Terms of Service carefully before signing up. > > In-box.net > @in-box.net > Free email service with 50MB of storage space for your messages, and the > ability to mail attachments of up to 50MB. There's no advertising in your > outgoing mail, and there are the usual extras such as signatures, an > address book and so on. > > Jaydemail > @jaydemail.com > Free email service powered by Outblaze. > > KeroMail > @keromail.com > A very cute email service powered by Outblaze. Love the frogs! > > LinuxMail > @linuxmail.org > Free email powered by Outblaze > > Lycos Communications > @lycos.com > Free email with 5MB of storage, spam protection, address book and the > ability to download email from external accounts. > > Planet Access Email > @planetaccess.com > Free web-based email service in beta test mode. Very fast site. > > PopMail > @popmail.com > > ProntoMail > @prontomail.com > > Quickmail > @quickhosts.com > Free email service with 5MB of storage, which supports attachments, BCC, > saving draft messages, folders, changing the " From: " field (on an > email-by-email basis) and more... > > Safe-Mail > Secure advertising-free free email service. The site uses SSL technology > to deliver mail in privacy via any web browser. The site is very careful > not to use any complex technology, so can be accessed from just about any > type of browser. > > Star Tribune > @stribmail.com > Free email powered by CommTouch > > Surfy.net > @surfy.net > Free email powered by Outblaze > > Toast > @toast.com > Free email service with stunningly elegant Flash-powered interface (there > is an excellent tutorial that provides a comprehensive overview of this > interface). The service provides 2.5MB of space for storing messages. > > TruthMail > @truthmail.com, @newsboysmail.com, @iservejesus.com, @girl4god.com, > @idigjesus.com, @singles4jesus.com, @pray247.com, @in2jesus.com, > @truth247.com, @goodnewsmail.com > Free email service for Christians. Supports attachments, an address book, > vacation replies, mail filters, signatures, address blocking (blocks spam > from known spammers) and the ability to check existing POP mail accounts. > > USA.com > Free email service powered by Mail.com. Not to be mixed up with USA.net > (the latter powers NetAddress and AmexMail) > > Virtual Mail > @virtual-mail.com > Free email powered by CommTouch > > WebCity > @webcity.ca > Free email service powered by Outblaze. You will need a valid Canadian > postal code to sign up with this service. > > Yahoo! Mail > You can open attachments that include audio and video clips, or scripts. > Offers a built-in spellchecker. You can use your Yahoo! Mail login to > access various games on Yahoo! You can also check an existing email > account via Yahoo! Mail. You can also configure your outgoing email > address. You get 4MB for storing mail. > > ===== > If you ask about Cystic Fibrosis > http://azcowboy88.tripod.com/ > THE CYSTIC FIBROSIS WEB RING > http://azcowboy88.tripod.com/welcome/ > CF 4 Christians (support group) > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CF_4_Christians > AJCF Awards : http://azcowboy88.tripod.com/ajcfaward/ > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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