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What is the best email providers, both paid and free?
Looking to change providers.
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dysert
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I've used Yahoo and Gmail for a dozen years. Couldn't get by without them. And they're both free. I've also heard Thunderbird is good, but I have no experience with it. I don't see any point in paying for a service when you have a choice of some good free ones.What is the best email providers, both paid and free?
Looking to change providers.
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Thanks for your reply - I use Gmail for my daily emails, but was thinking for something a little different for not so important emails.
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dysert
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Since you use Gmail, you probably know about filters and labels. You might be able to use them for your not-so-important emails. Plus, Gmail has this new Inbox app that may help in that regard. (I never looked at it since I keep my inbox at zero without any trouble.)Thanks for your reply - I use Gmail for my daily emails, but was thinking for something a little different for not so important emails.
Or you may want to use Yahoo or Thunderbird for your unimportant emails. Also, if you want throwaway email addresses (e.g., for signing up for stuff that you don't want to get spammed from), there's always Mailinator.
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Great advice thanks.
Sometimes I don't like using my main email for some folks, but I'll look into Thunderbird and the disposable email clients.
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I think yahoo has throwaway addresses, but I wouldn't use them for anything else. I just mothballed an account because the feature set is so poor. There's always a second gmail account. Fastmail is very good, but not free. Gmail has the extra advantage of having the best browser extensions.
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What is the best email providers, both paid and free?
Looking to change providers.
Thanks.
Free: Reliable and Secure: Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Yandex
Free: Throwaway: AOL, Fastmail etc.
For more see, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_webmail_providers
Thunderbird is not an email service provider. It is an email client.
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I was tired of the ads in Yahoo email so I found Inbox.com; no ads at all; has it's own search engine, 5GB of storage and is fast. About the only problem with it is getting the name mixed up with your other inboxes from other sites. The link:
http://www.inbox.com/?res=low
http://www.inbox.com/?res=low
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