mail.com

I originally signed up to mail.com when I was about to change my Internet service provider and found that I was going to lose my email service I had with them. Initially it was intended as a temporary measure until I was with the new provider, but 2 years later and it's still my primary mail account. Features wise its pretty good... Upto 3 GB of storage, free customer service, anti virus and anti spam settings. You have a choice of over 250 names to use after the @ e.g. @mail.com or @email.com and there are lots to match your hobbies or profession. You log into your email from a dedicated web page which also acts a portal to other sites and ...

Mail.com offer everyone the possibility of setting up an email address for free. You can pretty much customize the ending of oyur email address, the part after "@" because there are plenty of choises. From the main page, just select the red option "register now" and follow the instructions. The registration takes no more than 5 minutes. I have used this email for some time, mainly to register for few websites. I must confess that the service is not as good as Google, or even Yahoo. It seems to take some time for the emails to be received. I began getting suspicious when I got some emails from an online survey company ...

Email. Whether you hate it or love it, the fact is, in the modern world, you simply can't do without it. Nope, never, no how - just think, no amazon vouchers without email! Mail.com's name suggests a simple mail service, no frills attached. Well as far as the actual mail service goes, yes that's true, not that that's a bad thing mind you! REGISTRATION Now in most email services that you're probably used to the registration goes somewhere along the lines of 'choose a username'... 'sorry but the user name X is not availiable, would you like to choose one of the following?: x123 x1234 or x12345?' if you're really lucky you'll be able to choose if ...