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Free Email Service Providers – A Free Email finder Service

You may not realize it, but picking the right type of email service for your business is important.

How would you like to access your mail? Where would you like your emails stored? How much overall control would you like to have?

Let EmailAddresses.com help figure it all out:

Web-based email services

• Enables you to access your email via your web browser.
• Log into your email account via the Web to send and retrieve email.
• Free services usually feature banner ads, and often pop-ups as well.

POP email services

• Stores your email on a remote server.
• You can connect to the server at any time and download your mail into your favorite email software package.
• Generally, with POP3 mail, you download all new messages in one operation onto your local computer.

IMAP email services

• Offers extremely powerful control over your email.
• Like POP3 mail (above), IMAP works with your email client to retrieve email from a remote server.
• Unlike POP3, IMAP lets you have granular control over your email, since you can view message subjects before downloading them, and choose which emails to download on a case by case basis.
• IMAP will also allow you to synchronize your mail folders between your local computer and the IMAP server of your email provider, so that you will see the same folders and messages wherever you happen to log into your mailbox.

Email forwarding services

• Automatically redirects all email sent to your new email forwarding address to an existing email address that you specify.
• Because forwarding services don’t store your email, you’ll need to have an alternate email address to act as the receiver account.

For more information on what free email service is right for you and your needs, visit EmailAddresses.com.

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