Who else provides free email?

[Greebo]

hotmail, yahoo, gmail I've got.

I need as many domains as possible that allow free email. I'm setting up an additional step to validate users who use free email services to register.

 

[fgcason]

juno and netzero

 

[ausrere]

Fastmail.net and they have a whole boat load of other domains as well:

http://www.fastmail.net/docs/faqparts/General.htm#OtherDomains

Then there is the multi domains that use everyone.net for free email as well.

 

[alaskaflyer]

Why? If I tell you mine, will you blacklist it? I hate SPAMCOP!

Anyway...

Here's a source: http://www.emailaddresses.com/

 

[jesse]

I would personally advise agaisnt that.

*Many* ISP's provide terrible email services. Due to this many valid people use free e-mail services. Also it's "easy" and convinent. Another factor is the fact that people can keep their free yahoo/hotmail/crap email address for years as they switch ISPs.

I feel that if you were to block such e-mail services.. You would inturn be turning away future members.

EDIT:

Wait..Are you just going to add another step to registration, or are you going to all up block them?

 

[Greebo]

I don't intend to block them, just to make them go through an extra step to register, to prove they're not a script.

 

[jesse]

Gotcha.

I've seen some sites block free e-mail accounts. Always seemed stupid to me. Not that I even use one, but still.

 

[Michael]

gmail. i have tons of free invites if yall want some

 

[Michael]

oh, now i read the thread. DOH
nevermind

 

[Steve]

myway.com

 

[inav8r]

Free Email Sites:

klassmaster.com
fakeinformation.com
mailinater.com
sogetthis.com

 

[SkyHog]

I have an emial account at yourmom.com, so there's one.

 

[Greebo]

Thanks gang - I think that with the new modification I've added, and the permission changes I've made, the tide has been stemmed.

 

[Tim Cobb]

Could you please turn on my access so I can post. I promise I am a real person.

 

[gprellwitz]

Could you please turn on my access so I can post. I promise I am a real person.

I don't know. That beard/goatee(?) doesn't look "real" to me!

 

[Mason]

Compuserve now has free email.

you can sign up HERE and you get a address at compuserve.com

 

[Henning]

Gotcha.

I've seen some sites block free e-mail accounts. Always seemed stupid to me. Not that I even use one, but still.

It's annoying as hell is what it is. I've had the same Yahoo email address for as long as they've been offering them for exactly the reason you give, I keep the same address regardless of what ISP I'm using and for $20 a year I get POP3 and a bunch of other services.

 

[jason]

Could you please turn on my access so I can post. I promise I am a real person.

There shouldn't be anything blocking you at this point.

 

[JeffDG]

Just run your custom domain that you can get for about $5 through google sites and voila...you have up to 100 e-mail addresses on your domain for free.

Gmail web interface, but not the gmail domain.

 

[schmookeeg]

Which is worse? -- keeping a current database of freebie email proggies, or just making everyone prove they're human when they register?

(shrug)

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