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mail.excite.co.ukNewest Review: ... fax, you get an email, with a picture of the fax that you have recevied attached to the email. You can open the attachment (I believe they are Jpegs) in whatever graphics program you have to hand, and read the fax you have received. The same goes for the Voicemail. When someone leaves you a message, you get sent an e-mail with a sound clip attached, that you can listen to in any sound player. You get to choose the format of the sound, and most people from what I know choose the wave format (.wav) option, as do I. So, it works rather nicely. Also, the added bonus to this is that the number you get given can be used for both services, fax ... more |
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by - written on 01/07/01 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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The email service that Excite.co.uk provides can be described in just about one word - Average. There is nothing special to it, quite the oposite in fact. Now, I'm not saying that it is bad, in fact its actually pretty good. Simply, I'm just saying it doesn't do anything original. Except for one. When you sign up, or after you've signed up, you can apply for a Voicemail and Fax number. "But I haven't got a fax machine" I hear you cry. "I'm not paying money to listen to voicemail messages, I already do that on my mobile" the rest of you are saying. Well, you don't need to do or have either, because Excite Voice & ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/04/01 (Useful, 36 readings)
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The reliable source for frequently updated news, reviews and other great services such as free email and text messaging. All this presented in the form of good and easy to navigate webdesign, not to mention the excite search engine where you'll probably find what your looking for. Excite's television advertising campaign has proven a success and promotions such as beenz offers have only expanded their name. Thinking of going shopping, check out excite's top recommendations and reviews for online products and services mostly in the UK. All services are consistent, good quality and most of them free for all. The mobile ringtones service isn't free ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/02/01 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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I'm clearly going against popular opinion here but I don't think Excite provides that great an email service. I have tried several different email providers over the years. My needs are simple: a simple address, adequate file space and reliable access. Sadly, Excite have let me down on the latter. I have experienced a number of problems accessing my excite account. It takes a long time for the site to load - which is unusual for one of the big search engines. This is irritating but bearable because the email account is reasonably customisable. You get the usual address book, mail signature, file/attachment upload, POP retrieval plus you can ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/07/00
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Now this is what I call a decent E-mail service provider ESP! It has a cool e-mail address, you have the ability to personaluise your start page to make it look like you want it to and you also have unlimited cool options, whjich they are currently adding to all the time! What shall you do whilst using it? Maybe you can use their ‘exciting’ (hahaha) voicemail service or maybe even their cookie and fortune teller! Nice one excite! ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/07/00 (Useful, 34 readings)
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I have had an account here for three years or more. It is the best kind of totally portable mail box, I have never had unwanted (spam) mail and only once (during the I LOVE YOU) virus has it been unavailable (without previous notice). You can choose to have excite.com or excite.co.uk as your start page, and there is an icon on that page that lets me know immediately when I have mail. The appearance of the mail box is customisable, which I find very useful since I have visually bright for my personal correspndence and a standard dull design for serious stuff. ... Read the complete review
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