How to Get a Free E-mail Account
Free e-mail is typically Web-based. It usually doesn't have as many features as Internet service provider (ISP) or work-based e-mail, since you have to use a Web interface most of the time, but you can access it anywhere.
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Decide what type of e-mail service would be best for you. Consider factors such as the volume of outgoing and incoming mail, message storing, the ability to send and receive attachments, frequency of use and security.
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Do a search for 'free e-mail' or 'Web mail' using a Web search engine.
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Visit various sites that offer free e-mail. Review their respective plans, features and terms of service. Once you've found a free service that suits your e-mail needs, follow the site's instructions on how to set up your account.
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Tips & Warnings
If you travel a lot or often use other people's computers, a Web-based e-mail service will probably be best for you.
Some free e-mail services operate by inundating you with advertising e-mail messages from their sponsors; others make you view ads on the screen.
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Elvis De Leon
Jun 04, 2009
Very interesting read! 5 stars ;) -
Aug 16, 2006
Now you can get GMail for free with your mobile phone. GMail has a lot of great features, and you can set it up with Outlook (Windows) or Mail (Mac OS X). Very easy to set up.
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Aug 16, 2006
Now you can get GMail for free with your mobile phone. GMail has a lot of great features, and you can set it up with Outlook (Windows) or Mail (Mac OS X). Very easy to set up.
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Mar 17, 2006
Fastmail lets you know what time the e-mail arrived, plus more importantly, now lets you know if someone has attempted to open your mailbox while you were gone.
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Mar 17, 2006
Fastmail lets you know what time the e-mail arrived, plus more importantly, now lets you know if someone has attempted to open your mailbox while you were gone.
