[email] Good POP3s?

Strygun · 2004-10-02, 10:00 PM

Does anyone know of a good, free, POP3 email service that is simple, sleek, runs well, has simple features, lots of storage, and short names (names = @something.com).

With the new phone I just got, I can check my email from POP3/IMAP providers.

I don't want a yahoo account.

Any out there? I'd hate to have to give up my gmail or hotmail, but it's about time I settle down with a POP3 email that i can use in outlook, my phone, or anywhere for that matter.

I suppose I could always go and use my ISP provided email, but I don't like their web interface, or the fact that my email address would be [email protected]. Who in their right mind will remember the freakish combination of letters 'mchsi'?

Input.

Spee · 2004-10-02, 10:06 PM

Infernus · 2004-10-03, 03:35 PM

Originally Posted by Spee

martyr · 2004-10-02, 10:25 PM

[email protected]

Strygun · 2004-10-03, 03:33 PM

none of those are any good martyr -

any others out there?

1024 · 2004-10-03, 03:35 PM

who your internet provider?

Corrosion · 2004-10-03, 04:18 PM

Why can't you settle for: [email protected]

Derfud · 2004-10-03, 04:47 PM

how about your dragonwolves.com pop3 account?

Strygun · 2004-10-03, 05:52 PM

derf, I was hoping to get an email address that I can give out to the general public. If I do something like @dragonwolves.com, people are going to bombard me with questions about what that is. I'd prefer not to have to explain it all the time.