Neither Yahoo! nor Live, GMX Mail is wise
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I am sure everyone out there is happy with their existing email clients. Whether it is Gmail, Yahoo!, Live Hotmail, AOL, Rediffmail, indiatimes, lycos, or may be the newly available Ymail and Rocketmail domains on Yahoo!.
Out of all those Gmail and AOL are the most flexible one and hence provides you the ability to access email through your choice of Email program like Outlook and Thunderbird etc. Both gives you POP and IMAP facilities free of cost with an unlimited online mail storage.
All others except Live Hotmail, gives you limited or no flexibility on Free account for POP and IMAP facility. Though Live Hotmail also you can access through outlook connector to get access in Outlook but not in other clients. But I have give it the credit as still it provides you some option.
You will have to buys Premium accounts to get that facility on other services (Yahoo! including Ymail and Rocketmail, Rediffmail and Indiatime.com etc.). I am not that fan of using any of those services when other free options are available. And they provide nothing fancy and hi-fi to buy that kind of thing.
So now the question is, “Is there a better service which provides all of that and is FREE?”
The answer is, “Yes! It is GMX Mail.”
What GMX Mail gives you:
- Excellent web interface same as Desktop clients like Outlook and Thunderbird.
- Free POP and IMAP facility if you want to access your mail box through email programs like Outlook.
- Address book, Calendar, 1GB file storage.
- Best of all : You can access your existing Yahoo! (Classic) and Live Hotmail (Basic) email through Mail Collector in you GMX inbox. No other service provides that kind of service for Yahoo! and Hotmail Free accounts.
- Spam protection and other stuff which all others provide.
- 1GB of online storage you can use to store files, mp3, photos etc.
- To learn about GMX Mail more, you can visit their help center which contains lots of videos explaining the features.
Though there are other ways of doing it:
But GMX does it for you. So in my personal opinion, GMX is even better than any other service available so far except the fact that it gives you only 5GB of space. Which should not be a problem if you are using Outlook or Thunderbird etc.
Have you ever used GMX, what are your views about it? Did you face any issues? Do you have any feedback to share with me? Or is there any other service you use and liked it even more than this?
And yes, if you liked whatever I said, try GMX mail yourself.
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