Hi Warren,
I know I haven't been that active on the mailing list recently but I've
been catching up tonight, reading through all the messages that look
interesting.
I noticed you suggested http://www.fastmail.fm/ for free email. They
seem really good from what their website says. I like that they offer
accounts for just a one time fee and you get your own sub-domain! Also
they have IMAP over SSL access, which is what I always look for.
I actually was looking for a free email service a while back and
eventually found myrealbox.com after a long time spent of searching on
the web. myrealbox.com also offers web mail and POP and IMAP, and also
supports connections over SSL. It's really supposed to be a
demonstration of what Novell's NetMail software can do for business
that want to setup their own email server. I'm generally pleased with
it. The only reason I bring it up is because there are some limits I
noticed for fastmail.fm's free account where you're not supposed to
exceed 40MB/month of email transfer which seemed odd, and you're not
supposed to use the free account for business. I don't know for sure
but I don't think myrealbox.com has anything like that. I just wanted
to let you know about another free email service that seems pretty
good. Thanks for letting me know about fastmail.fm I might give them a
try sometime in the future.
- Tom
On Thursday, August 28, 2003, at 05:44 PM, Warren Togami wrote:
Hotmail accounts very frequently bounce messages due to their extremely
small storage quota. I had been manually deleting these bounces for
years now, but it is a bit annoying for me. From this day forward I
will be unsubscribing hotmail accounts who bounce more than 3 times.
As an alternative mail service, please consider this free webmail
service:
http://www.fastmail.fm
They are run by some BSD users in Australia, with a larger free quota,
extra services like spamassassin, webmail and IMAP access. I don't
know
them personally, but their webpage seems to be brutally honest (to a
point of saying known bugs and future plans) and a few of my friends
are
using them now.
Warren
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