Free webmail suggestions?

[Csin]

Now that I had to drop safe-mail and amplimail, I need a couple free webmail accounts to replace them with. Any recommendations?

[janusz]

Have you seen this tread?

[Zach]

Why did you have to ditch safemail and amplimail?

[rmannam]

SafeMail may be an option which is similar (in name) that you dropped.

[Csin]

[quote=Zach;602183]Why did you have to ditch safemail and amplimail?[/QUOTE

Amplimail has become another 'animail' or 'planetsave'....that is a pipeline for spam and junkmail...only worse. At least animail and planetsave would let regular mail in with a ton of crapola. With Amplimail, no regular mail was getting through. No mail from forums I signed up for, no test emails I sent from other accounts, etc. Just spam. With safe-mail, it started out the best and remained so up until a year or so ago, then the service began to decline with the cap on amount of email stored, and kept getting worse. There reaches a tipping point where it becomes necessary to throw in the towel and move on.

[Csin]

Originally Posted by rmannam

SafeMail may be an option which is similar (in name) that you dropped.

Unfortunately it doesn't like any password I try. Ten letters, numbers, and symbols are not to short and don't care whether it passes some "password repeat" ,whatever that is, so not going to work for me.

[Zach]

Originally Posted by Csin

Amplimail has become another 'animail' or 'planetsave'....that is a pipeline for spam and junkmail...only worse. At least animail and planetsave would let regular mail in with a ton of crapola. With Amplimail, no regular mail was getting through. No mail from forums I signed up for, no test emails I sent from other accounts, etc. Just spam. With safe-mail, it started out the best and remained so up until a year or so ago, then the service began to decline with the cap on amount of email stored, and kept getting worse. There reaches a tipping point where it becomes necessary to throw in the towel and move on.

Gosh, Amplimail sounds even worse than my experience with inbox.com! At least that would let real email come through, even if it did fill my inbox with ~50 spam emails each day. Inbox.com being so bad was the reason I became interested in trying out new email servers in the first place. There's no reason to stick with a rubbish service when there are many good ones out there.

[Csin]

Originally Posted by Zach

Gosh, Amplimail sounds even worse than my experience with inbox.com! At least that would let real email come through, even if it did fill my inbox with ~50 spam emails each day. Inbox.com being so bad was the reason I became interested in trying out new email servers in the first place. There's no reason to stick with a rubbish service when there are many good ones out there.

I decided to try mailfence.com. Will report in six months how it goes...have a good feeling about them at the moment. Inbox.com as I recall required the installation of a spyware (toolbar?), if its the same as crawler.com. If so, make sure the spyware is totally wiped out.

[LinuxArie]

i have mailfence.com, it's good. 1 "downside" : the free version is only webbased, the paid versions have also pop / imap

[Zach]

Yeah, Mailfence seem good. Do report to us when you've used it for a while.