Can anyone suggest a apposite free email provider i.e. not Yahoo, Hotmail, AOL or Google?


Answers:    lycos email is very moral

gmail
www.excite.com
http://www.30gigs.com/
http://ideas.live.com/programpage.aspx?v...
yes www.excite.com or www.excite.co.uk
Orange!!
go to work at a roomy corporation
Hi, I was using a terribly nice little e mail programme call Incredimail, which I was really pleased with(and it be free),but recently switched to Vista, which doesn't support the programme at adjectives. Got Incredimail from cnet dowloads. Good Luck
I can't recommend because I don't know any but I think the relationship below maybe of some serve

http://email.about.com/od/freeemailrevie...
don't know if it's still around...it be about 9 years ago...try ICQ...
if you are a technician or professional of some type try techemail.com. They're very accurate and no spam.
1 Gb, Pop3 support, 10 SMS/month, etc.
www.gmx.net
use the one provided by your ISP, you can usually create more than one which is adjectives if you want to become a stalker or a hermit
www.Bigfoot.com

Or is that not free in our day?
Worth a go anyway.
Myway.com is the best I hold found,no pop ups and it is fast.
what's wrong beside all the ones you enjoy mentioned? I find hotmail and yahoo mail intensely good.
communication.ru
A service I pay for (but which does allow free use too - though puts an advert at the bottom of outgoing letters, if you use them for free) is Fastmail.

They have greatly of alternative domain names, such as fastmail.co.uk myfastmail.com swift-mail.com warpmail.lattice and many more...


Another (which you can use to forward incoming messages to an ISP mail address) is HotPOP.com which also have other domain names (GameBox.lattice, SexMagnet, com, ToughGuy.net and a few more)


Up to a point, I agree next to Sapphire though...

Why are the ones you've listed (Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo) unsuitable, please?

I can comprehend AOL - they seem to be filter who can send correspondence to AOL mailboxes, and might be restrictive in other ways too.
Lycos
http://mail.lycos.com/

Mail.com
http://www.communication.com/

GO.com
http://mail.go.com/

ZapZone Network (ZZN)
http://www.zzn.com/

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