mail.com

Mail.com A few years ago I was fed up with the average names of emails such as yahoo.co.uk and googlemail.com – very unoriginal, although reliable, so I went in hunt for a free email site in which I could have a better @ something to suit me better. After looking through various links on google (got to love that search engine!) I came across mail.com. MY EMAIL DOT COM WWW.Mail.com is a free web based email site which allows you to choose from a range ...
...some please see below; Mail.com – this is the default domain name if you so choose to have this one, though personally if you are selecting this email site, I would think that you are wanting a more selective address. Category – Jobs Under this category there are many domain names which cover a good selection of different jobs such as; chef.net fireman.net graphic-designer.com mad-scientist.com teachers.org and many more…. I don’t think you will ...

elfbwillow 23.09.2009 · Read full review
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...version. You have a mail.com save address and block sender for spam which is laborious to use and ineffective as these people change they address every time they send some thing. An address book a search advertisers feature and calendar which can be used to note appointments are included as features. E cards are available and a few games. Overall keep away unless you like pop up ads in your face and spam from notorious criminal gangs blocking up ...

jonkelly 18.06.2006 · Read full review
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Mail.com is another web based email service like Hotmail, Yahoo, Excite, Bigfoot etc. So why choose Mail.com over any of those? Well for one thing what do you want from your email? A secure retrievable service. Maybe something memorable as an email address? Well you could choose from several occupations, say like fredsmith@engineer.com - or say you are a Londoner, you could have fredsmith@london.com. Not bad is it - surely a bit more personal than ...
...a webmail rather than your ISP's regular email service? For one thing suppose your ISP ups its price and you want to move to another rival service (as we have done with AOL and moved to NTL where it's free 24/7), then you've got to change your email address. You may not be able to have the same name even. If you used to be fredsmith@aol.com and change to say NTL, they may already have a Fred Smith registered and you may have to be FSmith@... or even ...

nipples 25.02.2001 · Read full review
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...I have been using mail.com for this very purpose for over a year now. Mail.com offers a relatively simple sign up procedure and offers you the choice of many 'domain' address to choose from, which range from @profssional.com to @cutey.com there are many to choose from and you should be able to find one which suites. The mail server itself is fast and writing new mail is a fairly simple task and of course there is a handy online address book with ...
...to users, the service is funded through relentless advertising. There are pop up windows when you login besides the glaring adverts all over the pages, but with the current state of online advertising rates at the moment its hardly surprising. I also lost all my previous emails and was unable to log on to my account for two months after the software which runs the site was updated at Easter. By using mail.com, you are of course doing the world a ...

ali007 14.09.2001 · Read full review
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I don't really use my mail.com account that much anymore, but I did/do use it enough to be able to write a reasonable opinion. I found mail.com by searching for free email sites on yahoo. There was something about it there that made it stand out from the rest. I used it quite successfully for a number of months and never had on problem. You get a choice of domain names when you first sign up. These are not really the most original names but it doesn't ...
...address I'd recommend www.another.com where the choice of funny domain names is just huge. This on nestles somewhere in between the likes of yahoo and another.com that I just mentioned. It very functional and reliable. The site is well designed, and access to incoming mail is easy. It pops up fast. Sometimes though, its as iff it doesn't load properly. I found that by clicking on the get new mail button, it all comes up straight away. The only problem ...

BJEEE 20.12.2000 · Read full review
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...was right, after converting the mail.com users to subscription, they are now doing the same to iname. Bye bye ! IF they would guarantee a failsafe service, I might subscribe. But they cant, and while I will put up with the occasional missing mail, or route important stuff to my isp account directly (thus removing the need for a redirect) if I am paying for a service, I expect it to work without error. I dont use on line mail storage, and have never ...
...in its popularity (but will never be honest enough to say so, the dot com world relies so heavily on hype) and I believe that Mail.com will go the same way, keep in mind that they dont have the income from the other activities that yahoo does to sustain it. ...

naked 16.04.2002 · Read full review
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...why the internet was invented. Mail.com is a very reliable service that has taught me something about real quality consumer online services, and I'm demanding when it comes to online services. I have 6 email accounts with Mail.com, because I like the variety of domains Mail.com has. The domain list is long and varied, personalising your own email address without going through the palava of committing to a paid service, this is what Mail.com has provided ...
...many addresses you may require. Mail.com has also a new interface for premium service users. Over the 2 years of having email accounts with Mail.com. I've had no problems at all in logging onto any accounts. I believe this email service is much better equipped for volumn traffic than MSN's Hotmail service, or Yahoo's. The easy to use navigation is the key point to volumn traffic. The user is in and out very quickly, if we were in the wild west, ...

lagall16 15.03.2007 · Read full review
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I have recently joined fetchmail.com to have all my various ISP's e-mail collected in one place. The first problem I came across was the two of my ISP's cannot have the e-mail collected from them. They appear to only collect mail from pop3 servers, this left my mail from totalise being collected for me. When I went to fetchmail.com to check my mail I found that the had been extremely efficient in their collections, they had collected each mail three ...
...my first visit and this has happened on each occasion. They do not have a lot of time options for the collection of mail, which means using their highest time of 2 hours, you can end up with a lot mail duplicated several times which is not much help. I would only reccomend this service if you can check you mail on an hourly basis, if not do not use this service. ...

tcorange 25.02.2001 · Read full review
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www.mail.com offers a free email address which i have been using for several months now i found it to be very reliable and the online help is excellent for the beginner the site is fairly easy to navigate and it is very easy to get into your account to read your emails the speed is a bit of a problem though as at peak times it is almost impossible to login. i recommend this email service as it is very reliable and easy to use even if it is a bit ...

craigy 01.11.2000 · Read full review
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I’ve had an account with mail.com for a couple of years and had always found it pretty reliable. But when I set off for a year travelling it let me down badly. When you’re on the road, you meet people and take their email addresses. I got pretty good at putting them straight into my address book but obviously had no backup. Then mail.com was sold to another company and in the process of changing their computer setup, I had no email ...
...waiting. The system is now also very unreliable - messages turn up days after they were sent. I’ve now ditched mail.com and have messages forwarded to my lovely new Yahoo! account. There are still people I met on my travels I can’t contact because of mail.com’s incompetence. Rant over! ...

lula153 05.09.2001 · Read full review
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I am using mail.com from last 3 or 4 months and I am quit happy with this internet emails service provider except that the disk space the provided is not enouph. Further I had to wait for a long time to see my emails. This emails service provider has one more drawback ( may be other peaple not agree with me) and that is when my emails uses the html format than it did not show the contants of the mails at all or sometimes html codes and messages are ...

sahara 24.09.2000 · Read full review
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...registered for an account at mail.com about 6 months ago before hotmail did all its messanger stuff. Personally, I think the site is nice and reliable with a few interesting quirks. For example, you can have different names instead of the boring @mail.com for example @umpire.com and @europe.com . There are some disadvantages with mail.com . You can only store a limited amount of messages in your inbox. It is also now slightly dated and personally ...

matttheman3 04.03.2001 · Read full review
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I registered with mail.com ages ago but did not stay. I did not like the site at all. The best bit about it is the choice of e-mail addresses. You can have yourname@.... places( england, london ) hobbies( bikerider ) occupation ( builder, farmer ) Even though it has a wide veriety stick to hotmail its much better and who cares about 1 word at the end of your e-mail address. I will not be going back to this site as i hated it. If you are going to ...

gav07944 02.04.2001 · Read full review
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mail.com the hotmail pretender, the new threat to the throne that was once contended for by hotmail and yahoo mail. It does exactly what it says on the tin , providing a free web based email service. It offers this uin such a new frills way that u cant help but think it was set up by some computer boffins in the states who were pissed off with hotmail. With msn and yahoo offering into web based email going belly up ( with their relaibility and download ...
...can choose your own address , so your not stuck with yahoo.co.uk or hotmail.com or msn.com at the end of ur username. And although it was clearly set up by the yanks it isnt biased towards them. Which makes a change. Switch to mail.com i did, and i wasnt disappointed. ...

praetorian 17.01.2001 · Read full review
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I had an account with mail.com until they recently updated their web site. After that, I could no longer log in using my Opera web browser unless I changed my cookie settings to zero privacy. After deleting all cookies on my computer, I logged in using Internet Explorer with cookies set to medium/high and, on checking, found that no less than 18 cookies had followed me in. I complained to mail.com about this but only received robot replies, so I ...

onekoala 15.11.2009 · Read full review
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