Contributed by Robyn Thomson
People often have multiple web mail accounts for various reasons, but what web mail service is the best one? I myself have multiple mail accounts from different companies, and through trial and error I have tested to see which free services I feel are the best.
Thousands of people have Yahoo, and Hotmail accounts but you only have access to 250 megabytes of memory. Now that is better than none, and it is better than paying more but there are some rather unknown web mail services that offer you even more memory and even cut down on junk mail and spam. It sounds too true to be true doesn't it? But it isn't. If you want 1 gigabyte of memory and less junk mail look into G-mail, Google's web mail service.
In order to get an account you need to get an invite (this is how they keep junk mail so low and account space so high), but they are not too hard to get. If you are willing to put in the effort, this web mail service delivers. As far a free services go, G-Mail gives you the most space.
If you are weary of less known or restrictive services, there are still many good services out there that are still free. Hotmail and Yahoo are the most well known. They both offer you 250 megabytes of space, which really is not bad. The flaw with all easily available web mail services is that sometimes the sites get hacked and spam companies get your email address so there is a chance that you may end up getting a lot of junk mail. However these sites give you the option to restrict your mail intake.
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