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I would appreciate the very best suggestions for mail providers that anyone can provide. ntlworld is not an option any more.
Not AOL, BT, Yahoo either. There's a decent German provider that I read about recently, and have since forgotten about, but any serious suggestion would be very welcome. |
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Yup have resorted to Hotmail all week.
It's erm - limited though. Appreciate the answer, Wayne. |
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Thanks - I'll look into them.
But, waaaa, just at the moment emails that were sent/received within a few seconds, no, come to think of it weeks, would be fine. ms seconds - better, ns oh, well - maybe one day. But I will look into them. Thanks. |
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Wayne,
I'd reccomend www.fastmail.fm - you don't get huge amounts of storage but you do get a very slick interface which loads really quickly and is very well laid out. You get IMAP access as standard with a guest - free + ad's account, member US$14 ish one-time only payment, no ads 10MB ish storage. If you want POP access then you pay extra for that, upgrade to full service is USD39,99 a year then you get 150MB storage. IMAP is better anyway. Web based access or configurable through Outlook Express / Outlook. Point is it is a very good service and I'm happy with it. The interface is a lot slicker than Gmail by the look's of it, can be "skinned" as well with templates that they provide. if you do sign up, enter my username rockrabbit@fastmail.fm as the referrer. Cheers, Steve |
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I don't need storage at all. Well - only temporarily ).
"Web based access or configurable through Outlook Express / Outlook". sounds good. But I'd be happy to "upgrade to full service is USD39,99". I'm assuming there's a facillity to allow a GBP account to send USD? When I've subscribed to stuff in the past I go for top rate - otherwise I know I'll get pestered to do it forever. Not a problem. Bless you, Steve, for the referral. |
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I just need a reliable service that will allow me to send/receive within a reasonable time, fw jokes etc. ? It's not that tricky, surely. |
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Wayne, your welcome...I can't give you full details as I can't get access to the page just now...have a look yourself...
The signup is all done over SSL & Paypal so it's pretty secure, no need to sign up to Paypal if you haven't got an account.... Steve |
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Neil - good advice, I'm sure.
"Up to 2500 MB of storage space" Wow! Thanks. No, folks, I just want to send and receive emails reliably. And maybe forward the odd joke now and again.):bigcry: |
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Never had one issue. :tu: |
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GMail seems pretty reliable - and 1Gb storage is more than enough.
Unfortunately I don't have any invites ATM :( |
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GMail it is then.
How? ( I'd email my friends to see if they could help me out - if the email was working! How ironic. ))) |
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