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Freeola email addresses
I have used Freeola's free email domains which work fine - when they work! Unfortunately their service network frequently has problems as can be seen here:-
http://freeola.com/support/
I'm reluctant to make changes unnecessarily, but does anyone know of another free source? I do have a regular domain and address with another service provider but it can occasionally be useful to have one or two separate email addresses.
http://freeola.com/support/
I'm reluctant to make changes unnecessarily, but does anyone know of another free source? I do have a regular domain and address with another service provider but it can occasionally be useful to have one or two separate email addresses.
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I'm assuming that you're currently only looking for an alternative email address, rather than for domain names.
I prefer to use an email service which allows POP3 access (via an email client, such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird or Windows Mail) as well as web-based access.
Most free services don't offer POP3 access. Of those that do, Google's own GMail is by far the most well known:
http://mail.google.com/mail/
but some people don't like GMail because of privacy concerns:
http://www.privacyrig...rg/ar/GmailLetter.htm
I use Gawab which provides just what I want, with no advertising. See my first post here for details of how to create an account (including how to set up Outlook Express, or similar, to work with it):
http://www.theanswerb...t/Question407429.html
(Please ignore my other posts on that thread, which were intended for a completely different thread entirely!)
Chris
I prefer to use an email service which allows POP3 access (via an email client, such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird or Windows Mail) as well as web-based access.
Most free services don't offer POP3 access. Of those that do, Google's own GMail is by far the most well known:
http://mail.google.com/mail/
but some people don't like GMail because of privacy concerns:
http://www.privacyrig...rg/ar/GmailLetter.htm
I use Gawab which provides just what I want, with no advertising. See my first post here for details of how to create an account (including how to set up Outlook Express, or similar, to work with it):
http://www.theanswerb...t/Question407429.html
(Please ignore my other posts on that thread, which were intended for a completely different thread entirely!)
Chris
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