freeze.com

I found out about freeze.com from dooyoo and signed up straight away. The two best things about it is that, first, as it is still quite new and not that famous there are still loads of email address available which are long gone from the big players in the email market. Second, freeze.com actually sounds good, unlike a lot of the email providers around, and it is catchy so people can easily remember and spell it, which is always handy. So that's the aesthetics dealt with, what about the service itself. Well so far, so good. I haven't had any complaints from people of returned emails, and I've never had any problems signing in. Freeze.com claim to have 99.9% ...

In desperate need of a new webmail account, I opted for Freeze mainly because it was one of very few where I didn't need to have an essay, rather that a name, before the @ Hotmail, yahoo etc were out because I just couldn't sign up with anything vaguely resembling my name. At Freeze however I, and a friend, both managed to get exactly the username we wanted. That was several weeks ago and the service has been variable. i've had enough hiccups to discover that the customer service leaves a great deal to be desired, so will probably, in the longer term go elsewhere. Other problems have included a few times when the site was down but no notices were ...

I checked this out just because my existing webmail account was getting full so needed another to help sort my life out. After using it for a month, the verdict is that it's OK, with a few irritating flaws which will hopefully turn out to be teething troubles. I've had a problem logging in on a few occasions, once for a couple of days. I got a friend who also had an account to email them - and that's when I realised their promise to get back to you straightaway was a total pile of pants! They certainly did get back, with a load of totally irrelevant questions when a 'we had problems with our server' answer would have done. Still, no ...