Topic: What's the best free email service? - page 5. (Read 4929 times)
Keep in mind that any free email services are not going to be as reliable when it comes to your security as a paid service will be.
Mail.com is easy to use IMO, I think it's owned by 1and1 a big domain provider too. They ask for a phone number in registration but they didn't ask for it to be verified in registration or during use/checking e-mails etc...
Quite frankly, I've found that they all suck. I'd even be willing to pay for one if it was decent
Any thoughts on "GMX"?
Believe its a German email provider,only issue I have had is due to having multiple email accounts they sometimes shut it down and ask me to contact them.
Which I never get a response for but I was told they are secure.
Believe its a German email provider,only issue I have had is due to having multiple email accounts they sometimes shut it down and ask me to contact them.
Which I never get a response for but I was told they are secure.
I am currently testing out OpenMailBox. Any more experiences with it?
You can avoid using a cellphone in Yahoo as far as I know,I think most of public e-mail providers won't ask for phone number to be confirmed unless you register from a suspicious IP like a known Tor exit node or a proxy etc...
gmail is easy, comfortable interface without excessive graphics and a good filter IMO.
Gmail simple the best. It has the best security.
i am using yahoo for mail and it is asking me for phone number all the time but i just skip the step. I don’t see the reason why I should provide them with my phone number, The mail is functioning great without the phone number verification
just gmail.
the best free email.
the best free email.
i use gmail and yahoo.
Gmail & Yahoo & Hotmail
I am using both gmail and Yahoo and like them, you do need to provide your phone number but there are plenty of online numbers for verification etc...
try for hosting mail 
By far I've been using Gmail. They are free and secure.
gmail and yahoo
I am using gmail, had nothing any problem or any issues in the past, so i prefer it, also yahoo is good enough
I'm using gmail and yahoo.
I'm currently using ruggedinbox.com. It's fast and I can use it on tor.
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