Top 3 Free Email Providers

In this day and age, everybody needs to have at least one Email address to be able to use the internet efficiently and communicate with people from across the world. I will outline the basic 3 free email providers in this here article.

The truth is that once upon a time i did look for other alternative free email providers, but i was unsuccessful, for my own personal needs. There were either huge delays in receiving an email after registering on sites. Emails i was supposed to receive never made it in my inbox or spam/junk box. The space available for storage in the free versions was just for laughts. The security measures were insufficient. And other problems i encountered looking for an alternative to the following three emails service providers.

I will begin from my personal favorite and end it with my least favorite. It's just 3 of them, so relax guys! :)

1. Outlook (Always Hotmail): This one is my personal favorite. I don't know if it's because it's the first provider i ever used, but i just prefer it over the other two. The layout of the site suits me in terms of functionability and the way it looks appealing to the eye. Even when they make updates i can always find my way around quickly and get the job done. Over time their spam filter has also really improved.

2. Gmail: This one, like it or not, is needed. Gmail's email address can - or must - be used for logging into Google+ and Youtube. Just by needing it for Youtube makes it something like a necessity ever since Youtube was bought by Google for a hundred thousand billion godzillion dollars. My main problem with Gmail is that Google has little respect for people's privacy and anonymity online, so i am mistrustful of anything "google" related. The layout of the site is okay, modern. But not quite Hot! This provider also like the previous one has good spam filter in place.

3. Yahoo! Mail: Last but not least, a Yahoo email address is also required for Yahoo! Answers. While it may not be as important for some people to login to Yahoo Answers, for some others it is. The thing i mostly dislike about this email provider is the "Old" look, it looks so out-dated. Also the spam filter seems to be really weak, so your email box is flooded daily with tons of spam mail.

There you go guys. And for those people who are really just all over the internet working, socializing etc etc. You can also create more than one email address on these sites. Simply because you might make one for work related sites. One for personal friends and family. One strictly for banking and money related tasks (E-currencies). One for the general aquaintances population. And one for dodgy sites that you are not really sure as far as safety(viruses, scams) goes.

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↠ This post was originally published on Bubblews in the Reviews category by me (Bubblerian) on May 9th 2013.