fsmail.net

I have a couple of e-mail accounts with Wanadoo, formerly Freeserve, for quite a while now. Freeserve/Wanadoo is the first e-mail service that I have ever used since having regular of the internet. I still use their e-mail, but it is much easier to have my Hotmail account as my main address. This is because my MSN shows the number of new messages in my inbox. In this review of fsmail.net, I will try and give as detailed an account of what the service entails as possible. As I was an inexperienced surfer of the net, I didn't know about Hotmail. In my search for a free e-mail service, I came across this one whilst signing up for my Freeserve internet ...  Read the complete review

FSMail is a good idea - it lets you access your Freeserve email address through a web-based interface. The interface itself is nice and clean, and very easy to use. The icons used are obvious in their meaning and you are given just the right number of options Not too many to confuse you, not too few to limit what you can do. The only real problem with FSMail is the speed of the service. The connection I`m using is capable of downloading at well over 1 megabyte per second, and it still takes a long time to load this page. When you try loading the site using a modem you`ll be there forever. If you can live with the slowness of the site then it`s an ...  Read the complete review

I must admit, as a long time Freeserve customer, I thought I’d sign up for their web email service. But I’d advise anyone else considering it, not to bother. Every time I try and log in, I get a new message. But it’s usually the kind of message we all loathe ie “Server timeout” “The webmaster has nipped out for a quick fag” “This page has evaporated” and even when I get past the log in, it throws me out before I have chance to read my mail. Composing mail is difficult in a ridiculously small window, and I just think the whole layout is wrong. FSMail – available anywhere in the world – perhaps they ...  Read the complete review