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Monday, March 1, 2010

The Top Ten Free Webmail’s


The Top Ten Free Webmail’s
If you are looking for a free webmail service, than let me tell you that, you will be pleased with plenty of storage, effective spam filtering, fast interface and many more options. There are numerous webmail service, providing free and quality services. To start with, these are the top ten free webmail’s:
                             
1.        GMAIL:
             Gmail is the Google perception to email and chat. Although Gmail is not the biggest webmail service in terms of subscribers, but still it ranks among the top ten best free webmail services providers. Gmail offers its subscribers 7.5 GB of mail storage, support for 25MB attachment, which is more compared to other webmail’s which offers only 10MB attachment.  Supports multiple external mail protocols like IMAP, POP, POP+TLS, Microsoft exchange etc. It even has its own messenger system (Google Talk).
Link for Gmail: www.gmail.com


2.        Windows Live Hotmail:
               Hotmail is one of the oldest webmail services available. It is a part of the reputed company “MICROSOFT”. Hotmail offers its subscribers an initial storage of 5 GB, and attachment limits of 10 MB. Hotmail provides great security for their subscribers, ensuring their 100% privacy. Unlike Gmail it only supports POP3 protocol. However there is a drawback, if your account stays inactive for about 270 days than it would be terminated. Moreover Windows Live Hotmail is well known for its easy to customize display, including options like changing the color as well as moving the reading pane to where you would like it to be. Also Windows Live has its own chat system known as MSN Messenger.
Link for Windows Live Hotmail: www.hotmail.com


3.        Yahoo Mail:
             There is much similarity between Yahoo Mail and the Gmail. Yahoo mail is the only webmail service provider that offers unlimited storage. Other features include, attachment of up to 25MB, it even has its own messenger system (Yahoo Messenger). It supports POP3 and various other applications that provide further functionality to the interface. Moving on, Yahoo Go Mail brings up to email to your mobile phone. And the good spam filters help keep the junk out, in turn satisfying the subscriber.
Link for Yahoo Mail: www.yahoo.com  


4.        Fast Mail:
          Fast Mail offers a number of different levels of user accounts, but unfortunately only the guest level is free. It is very limited in some of its settings; like it only offers IMAP access beyond the web interface. Moreover it offers 10MB of storage with only 80MB of transfer per month. Options for upgrading costs from $4.95 to $34.95 per annum, depending on the level of account you want.  One of the excellent features is that, it offers a wide selection of domain names for you to choose for your email address. Although Fast Mail ranks among the top ten, but still it does not offer effective spam filtering for free accounts, and more storage spaces for all type of user.
Link for Fast Mail: www.fastmail.fm



5.        Gawab.com:
        Gawab.com is a fast, stable and usable free email service. Gawab.com is Egypt based webmail service. It provides 10GB of storage space, and supports IMAP & POP3 protocols. It gives up to 50MB email attachment, which is quite a big attachment capacity. The inbox of Gawab.com is AJAX-based, another plus point is that, they offer free SMS text messaging from within your account to different countries. One of the field where Gawab.com lack is that, it does not give its subscribers access to labels, and misses out from the full message search from the web interface.
Link for Gawab.com: www.gawab.com



6.        GMX Mail:
         GMX Mail is a reliable email service. GMX started off as a European mail service, and after acquiring 11 million users they opened up a branch in the United States. One of the outstanding feature of the GMX Mail is that, with the help of “Mail Collector” it allows you to have up to 10 email address, and all of the emails gets delivered to the same account. The size of attachment that if offers is up to 50MB, inbox storage size of 5GB. Furthermore they offer IMAP, POP3 and mobile access to your account. Moreover it has a reliable filter service that takes care of the spam and virus.
Link for GMX Mail: www.gmx.com   



7.        Lava bit:
         Lava bit provides a firm, protected and privacy-conscious email account. It offers two different levels of free service, that offer varying size limits. Both offer a limit of 1,024 incoming messages a day and 256 outgoing.  It supports POP or IMAP. But neither of the level offers numerical spam filtering, and lacks a fully fledged web interface.  
Link for Lava bit: www.lavabit.com
8.        Inbox.com:
         Inbox.com provides three plans with the basic free one offering 5GB of storage, premium customers can get up to 30GB of email storage. It does not only offer 5GB of storage but also offers a extremely polished, speedy and efficient way to access it through either web or though POP in your email program. Moreover Inbox.com does not support IMAP, But it offers a smart or self-teaching folders which helps in improving for organizing mail. It also supports POP3 and SMTP.
Link for Inbox.com: www.inbox.com



9.        Mail.com:
        Mail.com offers many different domain names for you to choose from e.g. mail.com, email.com, techie.com, lawyer.com and many more. It offers up to 3GB of storage space. The free version of Mail.com lacks SMTP or POP3 functionality. Moreover It also lacks on security grounds.
Link for Mail.com: www.mail.com



10.     AIM Mail:
           AIM Mail is AOL’s free webmail service. AOL mail offers a completely free service, and now you no longer need their proprietary software clients to access your mail. AOL Mail features AIM chat. Moreover AIM Mail offers unlimited online storage, with a very good spam protection and an easy to use interface. Although AIM mail ranks among the top webmail services, but it still lacks n productivity such as, no labels, smart folders and messaging threads, but makes up for that by offering Functional IMAP as well as POP access. It uses AOL spam filtering, as well as AIM mail includes a fully featured address book.
Link for AIM Mail: www.aim.com



 

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