At 12:52 PM 1/26/2007 -0800, Mark Price wrote: >Which leads me to ponder. >What is the best online, downloadable pop or no pop free email available?!!! >I'm in the squeeze right now! Being forced to flip my user names and all >accounts from Adelphia to Comcast because of the buy out. > Since I HAVE to change to something, I wonder is there actualy a good > choice???!!! Well, I've had AMCAmbassador@xxxxxxxxx for almost six years -- through three moves and seven ISP changes. I can't fault their spam protection. However, spammers hit yahoo hard with alpha attacks -- where they link entire dictionaries with @yahoo.com in the hopes they get a good address hit. Aardvaardk@xxxxxxxxx, and so on. Same with zip codes. Whatever you get, stay away from a single word. Use a combination of two or more words that would be hard for a software program to guess. <RecoveringAMCManIn@xxxxxxxxx> for example. Google mail is pretty darn good too, although I don't have an address with them. I rather like Google because they tend to fight when the government wants to snoop through your mail without a warrant. Others roll over and lay your private communications bare. One smaller provider that's worthy of mention: Racemail.com It's webmail, but it does have the ability to pull your mail from your ISP inbox. I have *never* had any spam in that mailbox. -- Marc _______________________________________________ Amc-list mailing list Amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.amc-list.com/mailman/listinfo/amc-list