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Puar
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Occasional Customer

"Degeneration of uReach.com & Web-Based E-mail" , posted Fri 1 Mar 21:33

Don't know if any of you other schmoes uses this, but I've got a web-based e-mail account @ ureach.com that I've been using for the past three years or so. I started using them because they gave you 50 MB and a free 800 number where people could leave you messages. Sometime thereafter, the answering machine service bit, and even more thereafter the limit was lowered to 6 MB. Now, there are pop-up ads that appear within e-mails and when you logon, something I'm not entirely enthusiastic about. Anyhow, I was wondering, what web-based e-mails do the people of the board use, what're their limits on storage, and what do y'all recommend... I said, "y'all." (;

"You should get to know me better no one's every what they seem."

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holiday

789th Post

Red Carpet Regular Member+

"Re(1):Degeneration of uReach.com & Web-Based " , posted Fri 1 Mar 21:42

Sorry your email provider turned a bit crap :(
But a lot of free service websites have been
cutting back or even shutting down the past
few years...

Well, I'm using hotmail and it's a bit crap,
but the speed is decent and I can't really
change it because I've been using my e-mail
address for more than 8(?) years and it
would be quite a hassle to change it.

Hotmail offers 2Mb of storage, and 1024k of
attachments. Little know fact that you can
obtain more space and send larger
attachments with a small fee, but who wants
to do that :)

ONSLAUGHT

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Red Carpet V.I.P- Platinum Member

"Re(1):Degeneration of uReach.com & Web-Based " , posted Fri 1 Mar 21:39

Oh well, I greatly recomend you to use Yahoo, it has the best service, you get a spam inbox, and many other folders, it's fully customizable, it has filters, you can block address and many many things more.
They give you a 6 megs inbox, plus, when you sign with Yahoo, they give you a universal passport for all of their services, Messenger, Geocities, Clubs, info, and more.
Plus, it's easy to remember and there are no popups and crappy ads...
It's the one I use, because I think it's the best, plus, they pay me every time I recomend them! ha ha ha, just a joke! Seriously, it's your best option in free mail addresses...