I'm some kind of modern Faustus. While he sold his soul to the devil, I've sold mine to Google. Their gmail is excellent. While I do have an email account with my ISP I never use it, but it's there as a back-up if needed.
Although they're not regular email providers, there are a number of anonymous email outlets that can be used if we don't want to give our address to somebody but need to have them contact us.
I use http://www.spamgourmet.com. I registered once but am able to set an unlimited number of temporary addresses, as well as set the amount of time they will be maintained. So, by setting a three day limit, any spam sent after that time just disappears down the gurgler.
ATT/Yahoo and Gmail mostly. Probably the most dependable of the bunch.
I also have a couple of temp accounts that I have to have for work to contact customers with a game problem but I usually quickly delete them when I don't need them.
Gmail. But I have also had accounts on Windows live mail and Yahoo which I rarely log in.
I use also Gmail, Yahoo mail and Outlook. There are also Yandex Mail, eclipso, Yandex Mail and mail.ru
I guess I have also opened accounts on Yandex, Ovi mail, Rediff mail, and some others which I don't really use.
Never heard of those, at least I don't think I have. Yandex, Ovi mail, Rediff mail, I mean.
I'm some kind of modern Faustus. While he sold his soul to the devil, I've sold mine to Google. Their gmail is excellent. While I do have an email account with my ISP I never use it, but it's there as a back-up if needed.
Although they're not regular email providers, there are a number of anonymous email outlets that can be used if we don't want to give our address to somebody but need to have them contact us.
I use http://www.spamgourmet.com.
I registered once but am able to set an unlimited number of temporary addresses, as well as set the amount of time they will be maintained. So, by setting a three day limit, any spam sent after that time just disappears down the gurgler.
I use temporary email addresses for registration. Only a few of them enable sending messages.
I think that's fairly normal. I can't use it for sending messages either.
Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, and some others that I've forgotten.
ATT/Yahoo and Gmail mostly. Probably the most dependable of the bunch.
I also have a couple of temp accounts that I have to have for work to contact customers with a game problem but I usually quickly delete them when I don't need them.
I use yahoo and never had a problem...
Yahoo Mail is good.
JD! Welcome back!
Yahoo, Gmail, Live.com