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WWWOT: Anyone found a decent free email service w/ less spam


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My wife and I are finally thinking of dumping AOL and moving to something else. I haven't ever used my AOL email address, but she has, and this will make the third time in the past few years she's had to let people know of a new email address.

Is there a free email service she could stick with that won't send her tons of spam? Altavista closed on her before. My Hotmail account gets a lot of spam, but I just use it as a filter (it's what I post everywhere and use on forms, but it's not the one I actually use most of the time). Anything better?

Thanks,

-Dave

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I like yahoo, personally. Hotmail is full of crap. I've gotten virtually no spam with yahoo but I've also been sure to include NOSPAM in my email address whenever posting on a board.

My two cents...

Tim

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I did an experiment - I set up two accounts, one on hotmail and one on yahoo. I never used either, but checked them every month or so to keep them active. The hotmail started getting non-microsoft spam almost immediately. The yahoo eventually got spam, but less of it.

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...though this English major sees some irony in Yahoo's being the more "civilized" option. Fifty points to the one swift enough to ID the reference first.

-Dave

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I like the yahoo account also.

I have a ISP e-mail account that gets tons of spam, like 60 a day.

My question.

If you dump your service provider, AOL, how will you connect to the internet to read yuor yahoo free account?

I'm thinking of switching to a cheap ISP, joi.net. Anyone heard of them?

Thanks

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