Which webmail provider do you use, recommend and why?
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Screw hotmail!\n\ngmail rocks! I bet you already have friends using it! ask one for a invite!
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probably gmail. 2GB of space, great search features, fast, and you can use it with a POP client.\n\nI use yahoo mail, but only because that's what I've had forever. not really worth it to switch at this point. the Ajax thing is cool, but doesn't work on all browsers.
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gmail is very good because it is very fast and have pop3\nyahoo mail is good because it has another parts
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I use HostNed.  They are super cheap (from only $25 yearly) and have a superb customer service and uptime record.
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Which email provider is it? Tell me the part after @\n\n(for example: @yahoo.com)\n\nTell me using "Additional Details" link.
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I've used a number of services, DreamHost is a cut rate but highly functional company that seems pretty good so far for the kinds of sites I've built. They support multiple domain names on a single account without extra charges, which is great.
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http://www.ypopsemail.com\nthat's what i use.
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What kind of e-mail to you have? Yahoo? GMail? Hotmail? Outlook?
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I use yahoo mail for my non-work email (particularly\nwhen I want to include my email address in something\nlike an externally published paper -- where it will become\nfodder for email-address-collecting bots).  Anyway, Yahoo\nemail does a great job of filtering out the spam.\n\nIf some spam occasionally slips through the filter,\nI mark it as "spam", and the filter learns to \nhandle it correctly.  I also check my "bulk" email\nfolder (where spam is re-directed) to check for\nfalse-positives.  When I first started, I found\na few *good* emails incorrectly categorized, so\nI marked them as "not spam", and the filter learned\nto recognize them as valuable.  After the first couple\nof weeks, I haven't found any more false-positives.
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I think Gmail is the best free e-mail service available.  It offers more storage space than any other service.  They are currently offering over 2GB of storage space.  You have a better opportunity to get a good screen name since it has not been around for as long as some of the other services.  It has a very user friendly interface.  You don't have to delete any e-mail and you can quickly search through all of your archived mail.  They have a very good spam filter.  The text ads are very unobstructive.  And the best thing is that they are always improving this great service!
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Hi\nIs your question free email service or server? Lot of people are answering for free email service.\n\nI have used sendmail and qmail. I feel qmail is best. It is very fast and can deliver thousands of mail. Its simple to configure. Anyone who knows linux can do that. Lot of large providers use qmail. Some of the large providers are www.yahoo.com(i think so), www.rediffmail.com, www.netandhost.com, www.usa.net. etc\n\nIf you really dont want spend time in installation, you can just try sendmail which comes as default in many linux installtion. They are also equally good.\n\nIf your question is for email service then I would prefer gmail first and then yahoo. But these free service providers server often get listed in global spam database. So lot of mails which we send thru them dont reach others.
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If your hosting your own site there are a dozen good email setups. If you use Linux to host your site it's even easier. All you need is a web front end on top of Postfix or sendmail. This will give you solid security and performance. Postfix is the better of the two. \n\nFor the web front end I suggest using Openwebmail. There are a dozen good clients for this. \n\nspamassassin is the best spam blocker I know of right now. There are 100 products but this one is free, effective and very configurable. \n\nFor controling your system, you can use the comercial product control panel which will configure most of this for you but costs money. Cubepanel is another popular one. Not sure how good it is. \n\nFor the backend most email systems use MySQL. \n\nThe good news is with Linux almost all of this is already installed. Configure your Yum repositories or equivalent appget for some distros and in minutes the rest can be installed. \n\nI would discourage you from using a windows server for your email host. Instead use a service like usa.net which will remotely host your email for a fee. I believe Yahoo also offers a similer service. The email products from these companies are greatly limited in size of mail boxes, how many email addies and other important aspects. Running a web server and email server on the same machine on a windoze box is asking for trouble. It's also asking to be hacked.
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What e-mail client are you using? Outlook? Yahoo Mail? Hotmail?
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It depends on your email program.  Most allow for 'rich content' or HTML.  Which program are you using?
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Yahoo! is the best. Yahoo! is committed to provide us with excellent services. I have used almost all available email services but none of them even come close to yahoo!
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yahoo\ngmail\nhotmail\njuno\nmsn\naltavista.net\nbolt.com\nblazemail.com\nbordermail.com\nmyway.com
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Yahoo is better! They are more dependable. I had hot-mail and at least once a week had trouble accessing it. I switched and don't have near as many problems. They are great and have alot more interesting features.