I am considering changing ISP's and would like to use a public e-mail service rather than being locked to my ISP's e-mail service. From readers experience, which company provides the most reliable e-mail service without being stuck with complex terms and conditions or limited storage?
I am considering changing ISP's and would like to use a public e-mail service rather than being locked to my ISP's e-mail service. From readers experience, which company provides the most reliable e-mail service without being stuck with complex terms and conditions or limited storage?
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reply to Mr Matt I will also say Google Mail. In fact, you could even purchase a unique domain name and use it with gmail. I have three domain names that I own and have email setup for each one through gmail. Works really well and I don't have to worry about ISP's going defunct and have to change my email address.
Even with what I have setup now if gmail goes away I can move my email and domain name to a new provider.
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I am considering changing ISP's and would like to use a public e-mail service rather than being locked to my ISP's e-mail service. From readers experience, which company provides the most reliable e-mail service without being stuck with complex terms and conditions or limited storage? 
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