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Can anyone recommend a reliable simple safe and trustworthy web based email account . I would like to be able to connect it to thunderbird so that I can write emails offline and connect to send them . I have heard of gmail and gmx mail. but i do not know what to go for.
Thank You for any help.:-D
Thank You for any help.:-D
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Gmail is certainly the most well-known and seems to be well-liked. However, some people object to the way that it automatically scans all your mail, in order to append relevant advertising material:
http://www.privacyrights.org/ar/GmailLetter.ht m
GMX Mail is the 'new kid on the block', as far as its English language service is concerned. (It only started in November last year). However, it's based upon their German-language service, which has been around since 1997 and generally seems to get good reviews.
My own preference is for Gawab (which is based in Egypt). It's an excellent free and reliable service, which offers both web-based and POP3 mail, free of advertising. Start by setting up an account, here:
http://www.gawab.com
Click 'More Countries & Cities'. I usually select 'gawab.com' as the domain name. Fill in the relevant fields. When you get to the bit that asks if you object to certain types of advertising, simply select the lot (and then you'll get no ads).
Once you've set up an account with Gawab, you'll be able to access it from the web. To access it with Thunderbird, set up a new account with pop.gawab.com and smtp.gawab.com as the POP3 and SMTP server names. Your username should be your full e-mail address and you need to ensure that 'Outgoing mail authentication' is enabled.
Chris
http://www.privacyrights.org/ar/GmailLetter.ht m
GMX Mail is the 'new kid on the block', as far as its English language service is concerned. (It only started in November last year). However, it's based upon their German-language service, which has been around since 1997 and generally seems to get good reviews.
My own preference is for Gawab (which is based in Egypt). It's an excellent free and reliable service, which offers both web-based and POP3 mail, free of advertising. Start by setting up an account, here:
http://www.gawab.com
Click 'More Countries & Cities'. I usually select 'gawab.com' as the domain name. Fill in the relevant fields. When you get to the bit that asks if you object to certain types of advertising, simply select the lot (and then you'll get no ads).
Once you've set up an account with Gawab, you'll be able to access it from the web. To access it with Thunderbird, set up a new account with pop.gawab.com and smtp.gawab.com as the POP3 and SMTP server names. Your username should be your full e-mail address and you need to ensure that 'Outgoing mail authentication' is enabled.
Chris
Thank you 3fonix and Fay mousse for your help:-D
I have discovered on my search two UK based services. The first is called inboxuk.com the second is called Webcity.co.uk.
Has anyone Heard of these ? or have used them.
I like the idea of using a company based in the UK as they will be bound by UK law.:-D
I have discovered on my search two UK based services. The first is called inboxuk.com the second is called Webcity.co.uk.
Has anyone Heard of these ? or have used them.
I like the idea of using a company based in the UK as they will be bound by UK law.:-D
Joe,
inboxuk.com is a very new site and dedicated to private communication and security. Only members can send or receive messages and the senders are identified only by a membership number if that's what the member chooses. It's a different approach but a great idea for when privacy matters and no fear of spam or identity theft.
BazzaDee
inboxuk.com is a very new site and dedicated to private communication and security. Only members can send or receive messages and the senders are identified only by a membership number if that's what the member chooses. It's a different approach but a great idea for when privacy matters and no fear of spam or identity theft.
BazzaDee
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