GOOD e-mail account ?

[modric]

I'm still loking for a GOOD e-mail account. I've gone through hundreds (literarly) and found:
http://Fastmail.fm I use it now.
It has:
-10Mb space, 40Mb bdwth
-NOTEPAD (you can create 10 pages) which is extremely helpful for me
-File upload (1Mb file size limit, 10Mb in summary, I think)
-Rich text format (HTML mails)

What I miss: HTML notepad and a decent file storage capability (at least 100Mb).

[Apocalypsse]

I use gmail. Large amounts of space with a reliable provider. If I need to sign up to something which doesnt like free emails I just use the email account I got with my ISP.

[lozzie]

I use my ISP mail... don't know that mb. Yahoo gives 1.0 gb, that's good for me. And G-mail seems to be coming into the scene, they have 2744 MB of space.

[modric]

Does somebody know for e-mail which has good notepad, which enables rich text format. It is maybe a weird questin, but I always need an online data storage capability. Not necessary for files, only for links, text. I have two simple websites, but I'm looking for all in one e-mail. Well, I will try Yahoo first.

[GLD]

I'd recommend Gmail. Let me know if you need an invitation.

[modric]

I have Gmail. Lost password, can't get it back anyway, forgot the reserve mail too, lol. So this Gmail is still on invitation basis - isn't it about a year now from their start? I will ask directly: One 700Mb file goes fine in Gmail?

[GLD]

Yes, Gmail is still on the invitation system. Although I think they have a system now where you can get an account by sending an SMS. I'll have to look into that though.

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but I think the maximum attachment size in GMail is 10mb, just like it is with most other big providers.

[modric]

10Mb yes, I was suspected this. Well, 10Mb file is still worth to consider. For unlimited file size, type and amount there is this online file storage available (only they delete files after few days):
http://server2.COME2STORE.com/

You can put up to 100Mb files (each) of any type here:
http://DROPLOAD.com/

"FEW" unchecked options also here

[clarise]

Have you tried inbox.com? They are also by invitation and it seems like a good option.

[colin]

www.30gigs.com gives u space which no one can give you although www.gmail.com is also better many people use www.yahoo.com also its use easy, reliable and user friendly service.