Macintosh Email
The only thing this free email service has in common or at least to do with Macintosh is the name, as far as I can see... but that shouldn't hurt.
Mail Check
This free email solution from Chek is reasonably powerful and usable with its filtering capabilities.
Mail.com
Mail.com offers free Web-based email accounts with many different domain names (from usa.com over europe.com to cheerful.com). Premium services include POP access and extra storage space.
MailandNews.com
The free mailboxes at MailandNews.com are accessible via the Web, smart phones, IMAP4 and POP3! This also works in the other direction, from POP3 or IMAP4 account to
MailandNews.com.
MailCity
A robust and usable free Web-based email service from the Lycos network of sites.
MailExcite
Free email accounts for Excite and WebCrawler visitors and others.
Mail.EntrepreneurMag.Com
WhoWhere? and the Entrepreneur Magazine provide free email accounts for entrepreneurs (and to
not-yet-entrepeneurs).
MailPuppy
MailPuppy is not only a cute, but also a big (10MB!) and useful ("color sorting") free email retriever.
Make It a Free Internet
They not only want to make it a free Internet, they also make free email. Not
very spectacular, though.
Martindale-Hubbell Email
iName powers this free email service at Martindale-Hubbell's, accessible via the Web, POP3, or by forwarding to an existing account.
MauiMail
Free email. "From Paradise", if that matters to you. Running on Macintosh, if that matters to you. Not extremely good, not extremely bad otherwise.
Medsite MedMail
Medsite's MedMail provides a great free Web-based email service for the medical community. MedMail even offers email encryption.
Message To
Free email without spam: every sender not yet known to the system is asked to confirm she is no spammer before the message is delivered.
Music.com
Based on CommTouch technology, Music.com makes email addresses like "beck@music.com" possible -- for you.
My Own Email
My Own Email has your own email account. While attachments are currently not supported there is an auto-reply function (should be interesting if you send yourself email).
myCooLm@iL
Simple Web-based email. You bring the CooLnesS. The option to receive mail at your regular address when you receive mail here is interesting...
N2Mail
N2Mail comes with the usual (usual means good) features. The bonus is a pretty large selection of available domain names from "n2adventure" to "n2wrestling".
Nando Mail
Free Web-based email from Nando.net, the Internet news classic, with standard functionality and interface; while the standards are pretty high there is no mail filtering.
NetAddress
Very good free email service on the Web, with the most features: apart from filters and mailboxes it is possible to schedule mail, even daily or weekly or whatever you can think of.
netgenieMail
netgenie, the ISP, offers free Web-based email accounts not only for its members but -- for everybody.
Net-Guy.com
Net-Guy.com gives you a POP3 email addresses at their host for free.
NetScan SE
NetScan SE offers free banner-supported email accounts; while the Web interface is not as sophisticated as with the likes of Hotmail, NetScan SE allows you to get your email via any POP3 email client.
NewMail
A nice, fast, simple free email service that provides POP access additionally to the browser interface.
NJO E-Mail
New Jersey has free email accounts for New Jerseyans (correct?) and everybody else as well with domain names like "ilove.nj.com" or "boss.nj.com" or "rutgersalumini.nj.com"...
Office Domain
Not only free Web-based email but the attempt of unified messaging over the Web, Office Domain offers voice-to-email and fax-to-email services as well as pager and cell phone message alerts.
OperaMail
They make the "other" browser. They also make a "normal" Web-based email service. It carries the name of the other browser, however...
Password Email
Thepassword's passWorld also contains an email world, building community. Certainly nice for Password users.
PathfinderMail
In an attempt to create community New Media adds basic web-based email capabilities to their Pathfinder site. Powered by Globecomm, it has everything you
really need.
PersonalConnections
Very nice free email accounts accessible via the Web come from PersonalConnections who also give you server space, an online business card and a whiteboard with it.
Planet Access E-mail
Planet Access offers very fast and easy to use Web-based email accounts.
Popmail
In spite of the name, Popmail does not offer POP access to its accounts. Since Popmail is not loaded with features and kept very simple, the Web access is easy to use, though.
ProntoMail
Basic free Web-based email. Pretty colors and not too much advertising (yet). Rather rudimentary feature set, but it works.
Race Mail
Racing fans can get a free email account, too. Available domain names include "AllRacing.com", "DirtRacer", "BikeRacer", and more.
The Raging Bull
The site for the raging bulls on the markets not only offers them free real-time quotes but also free real-time email.
RESpublica Mail
The name of the site is Latin, the site itself is French, and the email account is simple.
RocketMail
The free email from Four11/Yahoo comes with the usual interface and the usual feature list, among them mail filtering to multiple folders or a different background. sign-ups are directed to
Yahoo! Mail.
ROTFL
Apart from a usable email account (though the design may not be everybody's taste) ROTFL has 2MB of free space for your website.
SinaMail
Free Chinese email. It can convert Big-5 or GB to GIF images.
SpeedyM@il
There is something spectacular to this otherwise unspectacular, but useful email service: it tries to look like Net@ddress.
SportsLine Email
Web-based email from iName for sporty people... or those who `look' sporty. Standard features.
Star Trek Mail
Free email for trekkies. A number of domains are available, from "startrek.com" to "deepspacenine.com", but also "hesdeadjim.com" (?).
Start
They claim to have started free email in Australia; but even if they have not the service is useful and cute (weather headlines), and eye-appealing; no folders/filters other than blocking, though.
Student.Com
Student.Com claims to bring college life online; they also bring free email to students for free.
Web Email
Free email accounts with a plain, maybe too plain interface. You can send mail, you can receive mail, you can do it quickly and it's free. What else do you want?
Wyrm
Wyrm is a basic free web-based email account. You can receive messages, move them to folders and send mail.
USA.com Email
Patriotic (?) email from "USA.com" to "flint.USA.com" and many, many places. Powered by iName, it works very well.
Velomail
Velomail is a free Web-based email service for those who want (need) to receive and write mail in other languages (e.g. Russian, Hebrew, Chinese even). It features a `virtual keyboard' that maps your keyboard to the language you write in.
Visto Briefcase
In the briefcase you get from Visto is a powerful Web-based email account, address book and calendar as well as (shareable) bookmarks and files.
WebMail (Netscape)
WebMail, provided by Netscape and USA.net, is probably the most powerful free web-based email available today. It includes such services as stationaries, autoresponders or vacation replies, premium services offer even more.
weed mail
A free Web-based email service that offers ICQ notification of new mail
and an email rewards program.
women.com Free email
Together with WhoWhere?! women.com offers free email accounts for all members of "the smart network".
Yahoo! Mail
Yahoo! does free email with the usual high Yahoo standard. Apart from features like filtering or POP account access a clean, quick and simple interface proves that.
Yourhome4.com
Yourhome4.com offers Web-based email with address book, filters, POP3 checking,
2 MB storage -- and 30 MB for your Web site.
ZDNet Mail
The free email accounts from publishing powerhouse Ziff-Davis is provided by WhoWhere?! and comes with a
functional interface to standard features.
ZenSearch Mail
Free email from MailCHEK (usable, good filters), but with a nice blue-white design (the "cordon blue" site?).