Just to put in my 2 cents, my recommendation is a Yahoo! account. It allows
accessing email on the Web or in a standard POP-enabled email program. I've
only rarely had trouble with the account, and it's usually only been for an
hour or less when I have. Just recommendations. Hotmail is similar, but
then you're supporting the mighty Microsoft (which I attempt to avoid when
presented with an equal or better alternative) and I've also heard that
Hotmail users get a lot of junk mail.
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> As an @home user, my advice is to avoid using @home.com email addresses.
> I have over a dozen email accounts from several different domains, all
> accessible via my @home cable modem connection. I have never even used my
> @home.com email address -- that's how little I think of their service.
>
> Your call as to where to go, but my suggestion is anywhere but @home.com
> for a reliable email account.
>
> Dan the listmom
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