Some more email companies!
 

I don't want to clop up the message board with too many individual posts - but here are some more email companies;

www.1amail.com - offering pop3 email, forwarding, aliases, auto-responders and virtual email domains.

www.securenym.net - offering secure email built on open software foundations.

www.firstname.com - offering email with your first name - eg. @dansmail.com, @janesmail.com


I will edit the list if I find anymore email companies.
Cheers,
Dan.

Some more email companies

www.callsign.net - offers email and forwarding as well as website forwarding.

www.dragoncon.net - offering free email and forwarding

www.netforward.com - offers a paid forwarding solution

www.myaddress.co.uk - offers email at a variety of different domains.

Cheers,
Dan.

Wow!
 

You're really on a roll, aren't you? :D :cool:

For information, 'firstname' and 'callsign' are not currently accepting new members.

'Firstname' hasn't accepted new members in a long time. One could try registering with a .us I guess.

Re: Wow!
 

Well I think its about time we had an influx of new email providers to try out :)

Dan.

Well, atleast we know the market isn't dying. :-D

By the way, quite a lot of the ones still accepting signups are listed on the main Emailaddresses.com site :)

Does anyone here have an account with "HowlerMonkey". I tried signing up once, but I never received my registered letter.

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Stormcrow, are you posting services that you have actually have accounts with?

The way I figure it is, if I bring the services to the forum, people can try them out. Who knows maybe theres another fastmail/runbox out there just waiting to be discovered!

Dan.

Edit: Combined two threads together, so all mail companies are in the same thread.

Some more email companies;

http://www.ecosse.net/ - Uk based free email/internet. Unlimited 10MB anti-virus and spam protected POP3 and Webmail mailboxes plus a 50MB website are available for all ecosse.net dialup users.


www.terra.es - This is the other half of lycos (terra-lycos) it offers email in quite a few spanish/south american countries. The US version is in Spanish so I can't tell you the exact details of the company. Maybe someone who speaks spanish can tell us more.


http://mail.atlas.cz/login.aspx?LangID=en-US - Offers IMAP/POP3 free email, 15 MB free space and more. Site in CZ, EN and SK.


www.nameplanet.com -
10 Megs Storage
NO MORE Banners or Popups
Write HTML emails using Rich Text
Integrated on-line Calendar
Full featured Spell Checker
Spam Filters
Virus protection
WAP / IMAP / POP

www.email.is/www.ice.is - free email from Iceland.

Cheers,
Dan.

Here are a few further email providers;

www.Hootingmail.com - Hooting owl mail offers free email, looks to be web based.

www.Winebuff.com.au - Winebuff email offers email for people who love wine. Australian based it offers accomodation deals, forums etc in addition to its mail services


www.Yourmail.com.au - Offers quite a few different domains to choose from.


http://www.webdesigners.net.au/free_email.php - Webdesigners email. Web designing interactive community. Looks to be australian based.


www.Talk21.com email - I have heard of this company before, but not for quite a while. Looks to be provided by a UK telecommunications company, so I guess it mainly for UK customers.


http://www.mypersonalemail.com/ Offers email which was voted #1 by Information Magazine. I can't find much information about this provider however. It says its solar and wind powered.


http://www.anaustralian.com/ Australian email, looks to be powered by everyone.net - so I guess only standard features. The domain name would appeal to an Australian user.

http://www.onebox.com/ - Offers email, voicemail, fax all in the one account

http://mailme.uk2net.com/ - Offers;
10MB Disk Space
Super Fast Online Webmail
Spam / Virus Protection
Blacklists / Whitelists
Online Web Calendar

http://www.pandamail.net/ - A tool for checking existing pop3 email accounts

www.Coolmail.com - The opposite of hotmail.com? A for fee email company which offers;
filters for blocking spam
filters for sorting messages
name and address book
calendar
to do list
notebook
spell checker
auto-reply messages
external mail access
access via cell phones or pdas


www.javeo.com - Accessible from anywhere, using just a web browser.
Has zero advertising. No pop-ups, no banner ads.
Designed with digital photography in mind.
Is full-featured and very easy to use.
50 Megabytes of storage – the most in the industry.
Totally private. We will never give information about you to a 3rd party.


www.Postmaster.co.uk - offers free/paid email. Address Book, Calender, File Storage, SiteBuilder, Forums, Ecards etc.


Dan.

http://mail.online.ie/mail/login.php - Email from Ireland.

http://www.emailchoice.com - Some features we offer: Online Diary, Message Boards, Reminder Service...
Get 15mb of free disk space to use for transfering files!

http://www.mailcircuit.com/ - Looks to be mainly geared towards companies planning to offer email, rather then the individual.


Dan.

www.yourmail.com.au's page keeps on timing out on me. For Australian readers the domain web.id.au offers email (so you could be jeff@jeffs.web.id.au).

I actually tried to register the domain web.id.au in July 2002 when the new id.au namespace was released. I failed because the domain must bare some relationship to your personal name. I suppose it was only a matter of time before a Webster would be sold the domain. I'm actually a little annoyed about this and reckon that generic names like web, internet, mail etc should be reserved.

Jeff

Jeff,

I had noticed that as well. I thought it may have been my internet connection. I can get to the main page, but not the signup link. Anyway I thought the service was worth a mention cause it does offer heaps of domain names, mostly australian sports team related.

Dan.