Top 10 of the Best Free Email Service

 

In spite of the social network buzz, email still remains the core of business communication on the Internet. As such, it is just important to evaluate the best email services available and make a choice that suits your need. Many people are just complacent with the email service provider they currently use. In spite of occasional hiccups and challenges, the ignorance of other free powerful email service providers keeps them glued to just one or two. You should consider the offerings of other free email service providers online to decide whether to switch or retain your current free email service.

  1 ) Gmail

    

Gmail is arguably the best free email service provider at the moment. Gmail is simple and user-friendly. It offers over 10GB of free storage, has an excellent spam filter and enables access via mobile devices. Its built-in chat allows voice and video chat as well the regular chatting by text. It offers search capability to find lost or old messages. Also, Gmail messages are grouped nicely with relevant replies such that you can read messages in the context.

Gmail also offers customized email service for businesses, individuals and organizations. Once you can prove a website belongs to you, Gmail helps you manage your customized email (yourname@yourcompany name.com), and you can even host it on their server.

2 ) Gmx

    

GMX is not so popular, but it offers quite a reliable email service. Spams and viruses are well filtered. It provides unlimited email storage and allows up to 50MB of attachment. You can manage all your email accounts using their email collector. You can manage your emails on the web and mobile.

3 ) Yahoo

    

The new Yahoo! mail stands among the best free email services available on the web and mobile devices. They offer unlimited email storage, social networking, instant messaging and SMS texting.You can view slideshows, photos, and videos right from inside your mailbox. You can send up to 50 files or 100MB file size in a single email. Your messages are automatically sorted, and lower priority messages like newsletters and coupons are organized into folders.

  4 ) Zoho

    

Zoho mail is aimed at professionals. It features a calendar, task manager, notes and instant chat as well as other business app found in Google apps for business. It is easy to set up and manage.
Impressively, Zoho mail does not display adds to protect your privacy. Email messages are not even scanned for keywords for the purpose of marketing.
  

 You can opt for their free Lite Plan that features 5GB mail storage per user, push mail, mobile sync and email support.  You can register only one domain name on the free Lite Plane, and your email address will appear as username@your domainname.com.

5 ) ProtonMail

    

The Proton Mail is committed to developing and broadly deliver important fundamental features to protect your data online. It features end to end encryption, zero access to user data, open source cryptography, hardware-level security, SSL secured (Secured Socket Layer) connections, calendar, and good contact features.

They claim to be the best free email service and available for everyone. ProtonMail does not log IP address, even there is no requirement of personal information for signing in. They also are available on all mobile platforms.

6 ) AOL Mail

    

AOL Mail is a free email service provider. It provides complete security against Spam and viruses as well as it provides unlimited storage facility to the users. AOL’s email attachment limit is 25 MB. It links with other email accounts from other service providers.

7 )Yandex.Mail

    

It is Russia’s major search engine with email and other social portals. In this email service, an email account includes 10 GB storage and can attach 30 MB file in your email.

In the Yandex Mail service, a phone number is not required for the sign-up process. Yandex mail features an easy to use interface. It is a well-protected webmail service and has a good spam protection. It handles emails efficiently with the options available to schedule emails and set reminders when you don’t receive a reply for an email.

8 ) Outlook.com (Reinvented Hotmail)

    

Outlook.com is the new, reinvented Hotmail.com email service. It builds off the power of Outlook on PCs and Macs, and it features a more tidy user interface without display ads. It is built based on the latest trends in Internet communication.

You can connect with social networks from inside your email account, integrate SkyDrive which include Office Web Apps for Word, Excel and PowerPoint files.
 
9 ) Icloud

    

iCloud takes your Apple ID to sign in that you use with your iCloud account. iCloud Mail gives you full access to your emails that include folders of Inbox, Sent, Drafts, Trash, VIP, Archive, Junk. As iCloud Mail is linked with your Apple ID, you can access to your contact list also.
It also allows you to send, receive, and organize email. You must have an Apple ID to use iCloud Email and if you don’t have one, you must set up an @icloud.com email address before using iCloud Mail on iCloud.com.

10) Tutanota

    

Tutanota webmail service primarily takes care of your privacy. It provides end to end Encryption, multi-select drag, and drops, extra features for headers and manage push notifications.
Your email subject line and attachment are also encrypted to ensure you full security and privacy. You can access this email service from any browser and device with Android and iOS apps included.

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