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 These services are all totally free and, in some cases, are supported by advertising. Even if you already have an E-mail account on your home computer, a Web-based E-mail account can be very handy for corresponding when you're on the road. In this section, we also take a look at free E-mail software, notable free E-mail newsletters, specialized free E-mail services and more.

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    • BurntMail 
      Here's a promising free Web-based E-mail service that offers a lot of nice features such as spam protection, stationery, POP3 support and E-mail forwarding. A big plus to this service is that it doesn't plaster ads on your E-mails, unlike many services of this type.


    •   Yahoo! Mail 
      One of the top free Web-based E-mail services, Yahoo! Mail offers a powerful package that gives you four megabytes of storage space, along with nifty features such as spam filtering. We particularly like the Norton Antivirus feature, which automatically scans incoming E-mail attachments. Yahoo! Mail also lets you password-protect outgoing E-mails.
      • Note: In March 2002, Yahoo! Mail announced that it will no longer provide free POP3 access or free E-mail forwarding services.



    •   TheFreeSite.com E-mail 
      TheFreeSite.com offers its own free E-mail service. This service gives you six megabytes of space for your messages and attachments. There's a handy filtering feature to let you sort your mail into different folders and block spam, and the service can be configured to allow you to read your POP mail, as well. Requires Internet Explorer or Netscape, version 4 or more recent.


    •   Hotmail 
      Owned by Microsoft, Hotmail is the largest free Web-based E-mail provider, with over 110 million registered users. Hotmail offers mail filtering that allows you to direct mail into folders and also features a spell checker and a signature option, as well as the ability to customize the layout. You can add up to 20 recipients per message, as well as send attachments. Hotmail also offers its users the option of scanning attachments for viruses.
      • Signing up for Hotmail's free service is confusing and cumbersome these days. You must deal with strong pitches for Hotmail's commercial, for-pay service, as well as page after page of ads that pester you to sign up for various mailing lists.
      • Note: In June 2002, Hotmail announced that it would no longer provide free POP3 access.



    •   AmExMail 
      (AmExMail ceased operations in May 2002). This is a competent free Web-based E-mail service. With AmExMail, you can have a permanent E-mail address, so if you move, change ISPs or switch jobs, you'll always get your mail. AmExMail also offers message forwarding, as well as junk mail blocking, filters and mail collection from multiple accounts.


    •   Universal Post Office 
      (Note: the free E-mail service here has been suspended). Here's a versatile E-mail service that features Web-based, POP and WAP E-mail access and five megs of storage. Universal Post Office also offers access to external E-mail via IMAP and POP. Here, you also get a vanity E-mail address, with over 120 domains to choose from.
      MailBR 
    This free service from Brazil offers POP3 support and it supports attachments. You also get multiple domains and the option to create folders.


  •  Talk21 
    This is a major, free, speedy Web-based E-mail, offered by British Telecommunications. You may send up to three attachments per message (for a maximum file size of one megabyte). Your address here will be YourName@talk21.com.


  •  Postmaster 
    This British site bills itself as Europe's first free E-mail service. Postmaster offers features such as file attachment capabilities and a personal address book. No software or special configuration is need to use this service.


  •  163-Net 
    This is a Chinese-language free E-mail provider.


  •  Post.Cz 
    Here's a reliable E-mail service from the Czech Republic that offers Web-based E-mail, as well as POP E-mail.


  •  Mail.EE 
    This is a free E-mail service from Estonia (and is intended only for Estonian users.)


  •  MultiMania 
    This is a French service that offers free POP E-mail. (Formerly known as MyGale.com).


  • CaraMail 
    Another free E-mail service from France.


  •  Global Message Exchange 
    Here's a free E-mail service from Germany. Here, you may compose your messages off-line. They have a POP and a SMTP server, so you can use your favorite E-mail program to handle all your E-mail. (No spam allowed).


  •  Freemail 
    This is a free Web-based and POP3-based nonprofit E-mail service from Hungary.


  •  Free Mail (from the Netherlands) 
    FreeMail is een gratis e-mail adres op Internet. Het is gebaseerd op het principe dat de toegankelijkheid eenvoudig moet zijn en mogelijk gemaakt moet worden voor elke computer met een aansluiting op het World Wide Web.


  •  Pinoymail 
    A free Web-based E-mail service from the Philippines. Your E-mail address here will be yourname@pinoymail.com.


  •  CODEC 
    Free E-mail service from Romania. Web-based and easy to use. You get a choice of 3 domains.


  •  Pobox 
    This is a free E-mail service from Slovakia. They offer many features, including address books, directories, message filtering, POP3 mail, forwarding, signatures and autoresponders.


  •  MixMail 
    This is a free advertiser-supported E-mail service for Spanish speakers. Users may choose a permanent E-mail address at one domain (user_name@mixmail.com) that will exist as long as they wish. MixMail accounts will forward and retrieve E-mail messages from multiple POPs to one location. MixMail also features personalized address books and both standard and HTML-coded text.
  •   MemoToMe.com 
    Here's a useful free reminder service that lets you easily specify one-time or recurring events and automatically sends you a reminder about them via E-mail or a wireless device.


  •  Free-Minder.com 
    Do you need a helping hand in getting your day organized? This helpful free reminder service sends you E-mail that you can customize to remind you of everything from birthdays to wedding anniversaries to business meetings.


  •  Domain Watch 
    Are you worried about forgetting to renew your site's domain? Sign up with this free service and you'll get repeated notifications that remind you to renew your domain registration as the expiration date approaches.


  •  LottoBot 
    This is a helpful free reminder service if you play the lotto regularly (particularly if you're too busy to have time to check your tickets.) LottoBot will automatically check your lotto tickets for you and send you an immediate E-mail notification of your results for the latest draw. LottoBot sends personal lotto results for all the U.S. state lottos and the biggies like Powerball, Big Game, etc. LottoBot also offers results for games in Australia, Canada, Ireland and New Zealand.


  •  The Emergency E-mail Network 
    Sign up with this unique free service to receive notification via E-mail of natural disasters or other emergencies in your area. To get started, select your state and county from the lists provided and follow the instructions. (U.S. only).


  •  EZ-Reminders.com 
    This free reminder service can help organize your life. You can configure it to automatically E-mail you when important dates and events roll around. It's handy for remembering birthdays, anniversaries, meetings, doctor appointments, auto maintenance, etc.


  •  TVEyes.com 
    A fascinating free service that sends you an E-mail alert any time a topic or keyword that you specify is mentioned on TV. Many uses: from following the latest news on your fave celebrity to keeping up with anything that's mentioned on the air about your investments. TVEyes.com monitors broadcasts in real time and "watches TV for you when you're not able to."