Good IMAP email provider? Or hell, just something free?
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2005 2:14 pm
Hey all,
In a few short months, my university email address will apparently fall into the abyss.
In its four years of existence, though, I've become used to the idea of decent server-side spam filters and IMAP access. I know everyone and their mother has migrated to Google, but Google just offers Pop3.
Is there a good, non-ISP-bound IMAP provider out there that doesn't charge an arm and a leg? (i.e. something like $20 a year is damn reasonable)
In a few short months, my university email address will apparently fall into the abyss.
In its four years of existence, though, I've become used to the idea of decent server-side spam filters and IMAP access. I know everyone and their mother has migrated to Google, but Google just offers Pop3.
Is there a good, non-ISP-bound IMAP provider out there that doesn't charge an arm and a leg? (i.e. something like $20 a year is damn reasonable)