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can anyone Recommend a new Email provider
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- 21-03-09, 12:02 PM #1
can anyone Recommend a new Email provider
My email provider Zoom is shutting down and soon my beloved email address will be no more. Not too keen on hotmail/yahoo or an ISP Based as I tend to switch ISP or at least have the option to.
Dont mind paying a fee, but would like a unique email address and lots of storage. POP3 is another must
Advertisement- 21-03-09, 12:50 PM #2
Re: can anyone Recommend a new Email provider
gmail is excellent.
- 21-03-09, 02:09 PM #3
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- 21-03-09, 02:16 PM #4
Re: can anyone Recommend a new Email provider
Try GMX - Free E-Mail - Webmail & POP3, IMAP
I've used them for some time. Set up your first email address and, once logged in, you can set up another 9, all of which deposit mail in the inbox. You can then repeat this as many times as you like (or gmx will let you), There is good spam filtering, too.
POP3 access and web access are available and it also has a SMTP server.
- 21-03-09, 03:25 PM #5
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Not Free, but cheap enough for just email - you're own domain name:
1&1 Internet Ltd.- Home PageBob
- 21-03-09, 07:44 PM #6
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i and all 5 family members use gmail, but have a friend with gmx no problems from either
- 21-03-09, 07:54 PM #7
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I'd say gmail - no issues at all since using it and I have about 4 accounts with a mixture of POP and IMAP...
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- 23-03-09, 12:07 AM #8
- 23-03-09, 09:20 AM #9
Re: can anyone Recommend a new Email provider
According to their website 123-reg charge an extra 83p/month for email, the link I gave earlier shows that 1&1 charge 69p/month extra - so could be worth while transferring your domain to them, or go for the free googlemail account. it's your choice, depends on whether you want people to know you as e.g: zee@yourdomain.co.uk or zee1892@googlemail.com
If you chose either 123-reg or 1&1 they of course would host the email, and the charges are normally annuallyBob
- 23-03-09, 09:56 AM #10
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I have 2 domains and mail with 1and1 and I find them very good, I haven't had any downtime with them whatsoever.
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