• AEmail4u.com – 25 MB, virus protection
• BoarderMail claims to have unlimited storage, part of mailbox.com
• Canada.com – 3 MB, must log in every 45 days. There’s a tiny little email link near the top right corner of the main page
• Caramail – 10 MB. French Lycos
• Care2.com – 100 MB. 10MB message size. Support environmental concerns
• Catholic Online – 50 MB – when signing up they ask how often you attend Mass
• CentralPets – 4 MB
• Computermail – 6 MB
• DC Email – 6 MB, must log in every month
• DoraMail – must log in every 60 days. FAQs Page is unreadable garble.
• Ecology Fund – 25 MB
• E-Mail Anywhere – 5 MB
• EasyPeasy – 6 MB
• Eboxmail.net – 5 MB
• Email.com – 10 MB, need to log on every 60 days or everything will be deleted. Same site as www.mail.com – access from http://www.mail.com
• EmailAccount – 6 MB
• EmailAccounts4Free – Part of Big Mail Box group
• EmailChoice – 5 MB. Part of ClubSurf.com
• Emailyou – 25 MB storage, uses pop-up ads
• EmailX.net – 7 MB
• Eudora Web Mail – 4 MB. Must log in every 6 months
• Everyone.net. No way of contacting real live help unless you pay for it
• Execs2K – 10 MB, available in 9 languages, including Arabic and Chinese
• FastMail – 10 MB. Must log in every 45 days
• FasterMail – 10 MB, deactivates account if you don’t log in for 60 days – all your messages are deleted.
• FirstName.com – 10 MB or 1,000 messages; domains of type firstname.com; have to check in every 90 days
• FlashMail – 5 MB, complicated sign-up, confusing mailbox
• Fresno Mail – 3 MB
• Garfield – 25 MN, addy of form @e-garfield.com ; have to be 13 or older, have to check in every 30 days
• Gawab – 15 MB, English or Arabic
• Glay.org can send to a max. of 25 addresses per message, or 100 addresses per day
• GMail by Google – 1,000 MB of free email storage – check in every 9 months to keep the box active. Does not use folders for storage, but a system of labeling messages.
• GMX – 10MB. German Site. Messages deleted after 30 days
• Go.com – 4 MB, must log in every 90 days
• Go2Now – 6 MB. appears to be a fairly stable site.
• GotGeekMail – 6 MB
• Graffiti.net – 10 MB – deactivates account after 60 days inactivity
• Hello Kitty – 10 MB. Must log in every 60 days to keep account active. Access at http://www.sanriotown.com
• HotMail – 25 MB, expanding to 250 MB. Virus check. Deletes everything if you don’t check in for 30 days.
• HushMail – 2MB. Deletes inactive accounts
• InBox.com – 5 GB, makes you install their toolbar on your screen
• JoinMe – part of Mail.com, various languages, claims to have unlimited storage
• JoyMail – 3 MB. English and Asian languages
• JungleMate – 3 MB
• Killer – 6 MB
• KittyMail – 10 MB. Completely deletes inactive accounts – and does not say how long a period counts as inactivity.
• KuKaMail – 5 MB. Must log in every 3 months or the acount will be deleted.
• Lycos.com – 6 MB, deletes maill if you don’t log in for 90 days.
• Mail.com – 10 MB. Must log in every 60 days
• Mail2World – 250 MB. – but Inactive accounts blocked after 30 days. Has a translation feature for foreign-language emails.
• MailCity – 5 MB, Maximum of 25 recipients per email message. Inactive accounts – after 90 days all email messages will be deleted. Part of the Lycos group
• Maktoob – 1,000MB, 50 MB Message size, Arabic and English, have to check in every month. You can access your Yahoo or Hotmail email boxes from inside the Maktoob email box
• MeowMail – 6 MB. Amusing Cat themes. Click on the “No, I don’t love my Cat” line and see what happens ! Part of Everyone.net : No way of contacting real live help unless you pay for it.
• MyOwnEmail – 6kb – that’s right – kb, not MB. Lots of domain names, but what’s that worth without storage capacity ?
• MyPersonalEmail – 5 MB ?? They do not answer my email messages for information
• MyPlace – Lots of domains. no POP3. Must check in every month to keep it active. Also gives a free Web Page
• MyRealBox – 10 MB. claims to have no advertising. Maximum of 15 recipients per email message. Must sign up from a paid email account – but when I tried, they never sent my password to me.
• MyWay – 125 MB Must check in every 60 days or it will be deactivated – “No banners, no pop-ups, no kidding”
• Netscape Mail – 5 MB – appears to be part of Aol organization.
• NoPeddlers.com claims to be spam-free
• NZ11.com – part of BigMailBox system – you have to agree to accept all sorts of spam.
• OperaMail – 3 MB
• OutGun – 5 MB – slow site
• ParsMail – 5 MB
• Rediff Mail 5 MB, English and Asian languages
• SiteWarp – 6 MB ?, completely deletes inactive accounts
• Snowboard – 5 MB, Swiss site, in German, but easy to use
• Surfy.net – FAQ help page has dark blue background with blue or black text – very difficult to read. There seems to be no way of contacting real live help. Onr can send a message to a total of 25 addresses, and can send to a total of 100 addresses per day.
• SwissMail – 25 MB, log in every 30 days. Popups
• UltimateEmail – 25 MB, log in every 30 days
• Unlimited Mail – lets you have up to 10 email accounts, said to be up to 64 MB each. Some of the site is in Spanish – including the FAQs
• Yahoo – 100 MB. Virus check. Address filtering and blocking. Spam folder. Very stable site, but is occasionally targeted by malicious hackers