FuseMail bought by j2 Global

Javier · 13 May 2010, 02:45 AM

Email just received from FuseMail:

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Exciting news for FuseMail customers
We are pleased to announce that j2 Global Communications, Inc.® ("j2 Global", NASDAQ: JCOM), a global communications service provider, has acquired FuseMail, LLC which includes both their email hosting and CampaignConnect email marketing solutions. While this change will not affect your existing FuseMail service, or pricing, we are very excited about new services and features available to you soon.

j2 Global is an international communications specialist, providing services to more than 11 million customers in 3,600 cities in 48 countries and on six continents. The company owns and operates the very popular eFax® (www.efax.com) service and numerous other fax, voice and messaging services. j2 Global also operates two successful email businesses: Electric Mail™, a hosted business email services specialist; and M4 Internet®, a hosted email marketing service provider.

New partners: Electric Mail and M4 Internet
Electric Mail and M4 Internet provide many of the features and services that our customers have been requesting, such as email archiving, large file attachments that send as links, policy management, Microsoft Exchange hosting, and more. You'll find Electric Mail is committed to building and expanding the existing FuseMail feature set, specifically new Webmail v3

David · 13 May 2010, 11:57 AM

Thank you for the info Javier - although I don't use FuseMail myself - it is one of the few that I have missed. What are your thoughts - will you be keeping your FuseMail account open?

Javier · 18 May 2010, 07:46 AM

Hi, David:

Excuse me for not replying sooner, but I have been travelling and I didn't have Internet connection.

FuseMail was one of the services I tested long time ago (when the accounts were free). After that, the conditions changed and, while my account remain active, I really do not use it (I hate to found adds inside the body of my messages, for example).

Anyway, I thought that FuseMail webmail was really nice and it seems that servers respond fast and realiably.

13 May 2010, 11:57 AM	#2
David Ultimate Contributor Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Canada. Posts: 10,355	Thank you for the info Javier - although I don't use FuseMail myself - it is one of the few that I have missed. What are your thoughts - will you be keeping your FuseMail account open?

18 May 2010, 07:46 AM	#3
Javier Master of the @ Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Madrid, Spain Posts: 1,344	Hi, David: Excuse me for not replying sooner, but I have been travelling and I didn't have Internet connection. FuseMail was one of the services I tested long time ago (when the accounts were free). After that, the conditions changed and, while my account remain active, I really do not use it (I hate to found adds inside the body of my messages, for example). Anyway, I thought that FuseMail webmail was really nice and it seems that servers respond fast and realiably.