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Postby RipFire12901 on Fri Mar 11, 2005 11:37 pm

Which Free E-Mail Service is Best?

These are the best Free E-Mail services I found out there in the internet world


The one in Eighth place is:
JustNutty:
JustNutty gives you a FREE E-Mail address with easy to use navigations and 100MB. The service is easy to use and allows you to upload files up to 8 MB. in size.
Memory: 100 Megabytes 3/5
Navigation: 4/5
:view: JustNutty


The one in Seventh place is:
Yahoo:
Yahoo gives you a FREE E-Mail address with easy to use navigations and 1GB.
Memory: 1 Gigabyte 4/5
Navigation: 4/5
:view: Yahoo

The one in Sixth place is:
AOL:
When you buy AOL as an ISP they give you a Free E-Mail address with easy to use navigations but only 100MB. I still don't understand why AIM's mail storage and AOL's mail storage is diffrent in size
Memory: 100 Megabytes 3/5
Navigation: 4/5
:view: AOL


The one in Fifth place is:
Mail2World:
Mail2World is a very good email sevice. At first they give you 250MB but if you download Zango you will be given UNLIMITED STORAGE. I didn't want to download it so try it out and post your epinions.
Memory: 250-Infinite\3/5
Navigation: 4/5
:view: Mail2World

The one in Fourth place is:
AIM:
AIM gives you a FREE E-Mail address whenever you sign up for and IM address. AIM has the same navigations as AOL but gives you 1GB. AIM has more space than AOL which is a plus.
Memory: 1 Gigabyte 4/5
Navigation: 4/5
:view: AIM

The one in Third place is:
Walla!:
Walla gives you a FREE E-Mail address with easy to use navigations and 1GB.
Memory: 1 Gigabyte 4/5
Navigation: 4/5
:view: Walla!

The one in Second place is:
Hellacious Riders:
HRiders gives you a waping 100 Gigabytes That is alot of gigabytes! This has alot of space but has a little hard to use and sometimes slow navigation. But the size is awsome I would say to try it and see what you think.
Memory: 100 Gigabytes 5/5
Navigation: 3/5
:view: Hellacious Riders

The one in First place is:
GMail:
G-Mail is by invintation only because it is only Beta. In G-Mail you are given 2.4GB of memory to save your E-Mail. The storage will keep increasing until the world freezes over. This is an ultra easy navigation E-Mail service.
Memory: 2.35 GB 4.5/5
Navigation: 5/5
:view: G-Mail
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Postby Avenge19 on Fri Mar 11, 2005 11:42 pm

Unbelievable *shocked*

What's the catch to Hellarious Riders or there is none? Anyone tried it yet?
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I HAVE

Postby RipFire12901 on Sat Mar 12, 2005 12:14 am

I have tried them all and here is a screen shot of the Terabyte!!!

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Postby phileysmiley on Sat Mar 12, 2005 2:23 am

Moved from FAQ & How To

This is excellent, Collin. Well done. ^*^
Avenge19 wrote:Unbelievable *shocked* What's the catch to Hellarious Riders or there is none? Anyone tried it yet?
There is no catch to Hellacious Riders -- I have it (but I never used it :oops: )
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Wow

Postby MichaelDavies on Sat Mar 12, 2005 5:40 am

Wow, how big is the Attachment size though?
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IDK

Postby RipFire12901 on Sat Mar 12, 2005 9:54 am

I don't know how big the attachmentes can be but I think got up to 1GB one time.
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Postby phileysmiley on Sat Mar 12, 2005 1:23 pm

According to Hellacious Riders, the max filesize attachment is 500 MB.
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Postby SonicSpeed on Sat Mar 12, 2005 1:31 pm

Here's my list,

Third Place
Comcast (ISP)
250MB Storage
Great internet, (it's my ISP) and good amount of space and access to a whole bunch of extras

Second Place
Gmail
1GB
Great storage, even program to make Gmail like a HD but just an account for mail, nothing else

First Place
Yahoo! Mail
250 MB
Great email, easy to use. Plus access to Fantasy sports, and other things, such as a My Yahoo! page which is customizeable and is really cool.


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Postby SCgone on Sat Mar 12, 2005 3:57 pm

I would have to say that my ISP is always my first choice for email, then I would guess Google. I actually only use my 3 accounts with my ISP 99% of the time.
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Postby styx on Sat Mar 12, 2005 4:25 pm

my list

1) gmail (fastest & almost no pop-ups / reclame) and much space
2) hriders (fast & no pop-ups/reclame), much space but sometimes slow
3) i still use hotmail as a spam e-mail :)
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