Register at Freeola too choose from a huge collection of free e-mail addresses (over 500). This service provides free e-mail forwarding, free e-mail auto responders, anti-spam and virus protection, and also a Web mail option, so you can access your e-mail from anywhere in the world, provided you have access to an Internet connection. Click the "view all 500 addresses link" for the full selection. - Read more

A quality e-mail service should have numerous domain names, forwarding, attachment support and POP access. You soon realise, however, that this usually costs the Earth and technical support is extremely hard to reach. HotPop.com solves this problem by giving all this away for free and best of all, support and help is easy to reach should you have trouble setting up an account. - Read more

Classy site that provides a completely free (and fully functional) POP3 e-mail service that is reliable and fairly fast as well. Multilingual language options are available, plus they allow you to access newsgroups and view/reply to your e-mail via touch-tone telephones. Note: you may use virtually any e-mail client that resembles Netscape Mail, Outlook Express, Eudora, etc. Note: this site is currently offline. - Read more

Operated from Gateshead in the UK and provides a free e-mail account on their own server. All accounts here can be accessed via the Web, via POP3 or via IMAP. One thing that distinguishes this mail provider from others very similar is it's totally non commercial, (they provide this service simply because people enjoy using it and not for the profits which could be obtained). - Read more

This professionally-designed Web site offers a completely free e-mail account for life that's accessible from virtually anywhere with an Internet connection. If you choose to register here, your e-mail address will be: yourname@emailchoice.com. This service also provides an online calendar service and reminder service, so you can input all the events that you need to remember. - Read more

Alloy Online's free e-mail service (powered by Mail.com) provides you with a fair number of features, such as an online address book, deleted and sent messages folder, 5MB of mailbox space and even supports file attachments. Although the interface looks familiar if you've used a "Mail.com" provider before, there is a strong sense of originality in the design here. - Read more