Graffiti.net

At the first sight, Graffiti seems to be a sound free email provider. They allow a generous 10MB of space (compared to Hotmails stingy 2MB) and the sign up is fast, if not friendly. Although the interface of Graffiti mail is fairly easy to navigate and without banner ads, the pop-up adverts do let it down. On receiving a new email, you have to "get past" an ad before you can even read your mail, by clicking a Yes Please or No Thanks type ...
...after some time...

There are a variety of features once you've signed up, users have the option to organise mail into folders, set up an auto-reply, forward all email to another address, create a signature or a filter - things most free email users have come to expect as standard.

Overall graffiti is average to good, redeemed from the slowness and adverts by a nice mailbox size and beautifully uncluttered design. And ... more

At the first sight, Graffiti seems to be a sound free email provider. They allow a generous 10MB of space (compared to Hotmails stingy 2MB) and the sign up is fast, if not friendly. Although the interface of Graffiti mail is fairly easy to navigate and without banner ads, the pop-up adverts do let it down. On receiving a new email, you have to "get past" an ad before you can even read your mail, by clicking a Yes Please or No Thanks type thing on the ad. I'd imagine this could get annoying after some time...

Overall graffiti is average to good, redeemed from the slowness and adverts by a nice mailbox size and beautifully uncluttered design. And a very cool address after all... Give it a whirl and see if it suits you! 

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