From February 1 to February 24, 2010, vote for the best free email service
From January 1, 2010 through January 24, 2010, nominate your favorite free email service using the form below.
- Enter the free email service you nominate under Response Title:.
- Briefly describe (in 50 to 1,000 characters; that's some 10 words at least) why you think your nomination the best free email service under Response. See below if you want to avoid that description.
- Click Submit.
Gmail
- Gmail is by far the easiest email service I have ever used. It is free, easy, and has awesome features. Love it!
- —Guest Demian
Windows Live Hotmail
- ok so this is my favorite email mail.live.com its the best!!
- —Guest Tyler J Sanchez
Gmail
- I nominate Google Mail a.k.a. Gmail, because it is easy to use, and has a lot of features. It is well integrated with Google Calendar, and so it can send you reminders of important dates and upcoming events. It allows you to select your choice of background themes. It also allows you to have POP or IMAP e-mail access at no extra charge. And it even has an Unsend feature. So that if you click the "Send" button accidentally or prematurely, you have a window of a few seconds in which you can click the "Unsend" link to stop the message from going out. AOL Mail "used to" have a similar feature, but they do not have it anymore. In fact, as far as I know, GMail is the ONLY free e-mail service that has an Unsend feature at the present time
- —Guest Mark Harvey
Gmail
- The best free email service ever! Everything you need is there. A lot of browser add-ons, the extensibility of the service (Labs features), easy mobile access and the integration with other Google Services makes this service secure and comfortable to use.
- —Guest Roy Ochs
Gmail
- I nominate Gmail because of its free IMAP service, [and because it] has lots of space, has pretty themes and has cool add-ons that go with it.
- —Guest LordFalcon
Gmail
- One of the best mail service from Google. And lots of storage space!
- —Guest Shinnmoso
Gmail
- Gmail has almost an unlimited storage, is 100% free, supports POP3 and IMAP, and has the best e-mail user interface around. It's hard for anyone to beat that level of usability and functionality.
- —Guest John McKenzie
www.in.com
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- —Guest SANJAY MEHTA
Google Mail
- I nominate Google Apps, Gmail, Google Mail as the ultimate email collaboration system around!
- —Guest GetJef
Yahoo! Mail
- Yahoo! Mail lets you connect more, do more and share more right from your inbox. Keep up with the people you care about most through prioritized emails and status updates; share and edit photos easily right in your email; and stay organized with apps like Evite that let you send and manage invitations directly from your inbox.
- —Guest Cynthia
Yahoo! Mail
- The oldest mail and also the smartest, the most changing with technology mail ever. It has the most useful contacts method, the best attaching files and the most designed pages and mail template ever. It is fast, available anywhere anytime. It is changing with the time and technology and gives me a head start with all my colleagues. Thank you Yahoo! for being there for me all this time...
- —Guest Doron
Gmail
- I find every thing I want from mail service. Need not to think of single penny with all facilities. What more....
- —Guest Ujjwal.Sarkar@gmail.com
Gmail
- Best free e-mail: Gmail. It has many features that I like, a word processing program, spam filter, folders, and a host of other features.
- —Guest cubfanjoan
Yahoo! Mail
- I nominate for free e-mail service: Yahoo! Mail. The reason is because of how easy it is to use and they have continued to work to make it better and better every time.
- —Guest Kristy
Gmail
- Lots of safe online storage (no need for desktop backup), no spam, integrates with Google Calendar, Docs, Notebook, Chat, Video Chat, SMS, Sync, Mobile, etc. .. for a complete personal computing solution.
- —Guest Sheila
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