http://www.unitedemailsystems.com/ What do you get?
* Free 3 GB storage - up to 150,000% more than other free e-mail providers! * Free virus scanning for e-mail attachments! * Access from anywhere you have a Web connection! * POP3 / IMAP and WAP Acess! * SMS System / Forum / Interactive Services * Auto Message Responders & Auto Forwarders * Never Have To Delete Again
this has an sms system like u stated... however.. i applied for this to see if it had free sms, which i don't think it does. Can anyone tell me a free sms tool where i can send sms's for free.
Download ICQ lite. Last time I used it, you could send about 20 free sms's a day. Also, my ISP iiNet, allows 10 sms's free a month :) And I have 2gig of e-mail space. And it's all TOTALLY free for only "00/mo
what the fuc k would you do with 3GB of email space? unless you recive emails with movies attached to them i really dont see what is so fantastic about it.
Man 3GB is overkill... Email is just text for crying out loud... I think people have forgotten that with this hype about overly inflated storage spaces.
Quote from leonami: Man 3GB is overkill... Email is just text for crying out loud... I think people have forgotten that with this hype about overly inflated storage spaces. This comment is very similar to my first deleted comment by a mod. Must have been in a bad mood at the time.
Even hotmail with having 250meg storage is more than likely offering that amount knowing 99% of users would be lucky to even use 10meg. Hell is ISPs doing it with the monthy quota allowances. I know of one ISP that has stated if all there users downloaded there quota in a month they would make a lose for the month.
i guess i would just burn a cd (700mb of data) then AUS POST the barstard away... then i don't have to wait AGES..... im not keen on hotmail anymore... and this email service was slow when i used it aswell
Quote from IvoMan: It Can be good for Business Emails to store large Business Documents or to send large files to others...
Pretty budget business if you ask me if they have to use free email services to get stuff done... Most businesses would probably be able to send it via POP or something...
you don't send via pop. you send via smtp, and receive via pop (or imap, or some web client, or just reading the mail spool, whatever) nice try tho. and yes it looks EXTREMELY budget and unprofessional for a business to use isp/freemail services as a business address, bleah.