Go here: CODE http://www.unitedemailsystems.com And you can integrate with outlook express. Don't wait to paid a visit and find out for yourself what i'm talking about.

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That e-mail service has a very ungly interface. Unlike in google, they have a cute interface and a fast loading interface. Try it for your self. Use GMail! Even for a dial-up, it's fast!

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It's a nice interface, but i never correctly integrated it into my outlook. Has it worked for you? Show me how.

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I don't like it because I used to have an e-mail which had 3gb too but it ended and it was from the same "company" that you are saying... I'm using google and I'm very happy with it... There are a few things I wish that it hasn't but it's still BETA... who knows what's going to come until it finishes...

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I Have never tried in outlook but i know a friend who got that correctly.
If you want, i can ckeck it out for you, just tell the word.


The interface is a lot more better then gmail, yahoo, hotmail and all those free emails that only offer 100-250 mb.

I Hope this will help with your normal question:

- " why do i need 3 gb?"

I have an hotmail account with 2 mb of transfer, so, i don't have to say more.
People normaly don't use the 3 gb, but that is not the point, if i want to send an cd or something with 200 - 500 MB, i'll not use the hotmail or yahoo or gmail, i'll certanly use unitedemailsystems.com because they offer lots of space, hight quality service, good suporte, etc.., etc..., etc... .

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Google remains the king.

It has the best interface, and it's ads I actually don't mind. In fact, I'm even inclined to click on them. The labelling system is quite handy and the built in search is wonderful. It makes finding mail so much easier. Gmail is still the best email service out there.

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I used to use that one, but I don't anymore. I have to agree that gmail and yahoo are much better. Personally, I don't need a lot of space for email, but I guess that depends on what you use it for. I like the interface on Gmail, and it does make finding things easier.

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I agree!

Gmail and it's 1GB of space is quite enough (someone remembers the "massive" 4MB free yahoo email account? )!
But, even with all of those sites offering e-mail with an inbox size that is counted in gigabytes, gmail is still number 1.

But the biggest thing that I like about gmail (and all google services) is it's SIMPLICITY! No agressive ads (popups, HUGE flash banners), no ads on the footer on e-mail messages, web pages are very small and take a second or two to load!

I have been using gmail for months and I never deleted a single message, and I still have 11MB occupied of my 1GB. The 1,5GB, 3GB and even 1TB mailbox offers may look very mouth-watering indeed, but do we need to sacrifice the simplicity of gmail for a few GB's that we won't even need?

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agreed, unless you're going to be backing up mp3 albums on your email accounts, then why bother with such a huge storage count? I have ~3,000 emails stored on Gmail and that doesn't even account for 1% of my total storage space.

Hell, I'd take an email account that offered ~250 MBs if it promised absolutely no ads, simply because a bunch of text and/or html files won't even consume that much space, and if it ever does, I won't mind deleting a couple emails from six years ago when it finally does fill up.

So far I'm liking Gmail though, and yahoo email paid accounts. My ISP partnered with Yahoo! to provide free Yahoo! paid emails to those that used their services. So I can say that Yahoo!'s 3GBs email is pretty great; but I don't find myself using it as often, simply because it's not as clean as Gmail in terms of interface and features / usability.

EDIT: Did I mention that I used my templest_at_xiplst.uni.cc email more than anything else? (The one that I setup with my Trap17 hosting account). It's true. I can use it with Thunderbird. How awsome is THAT!?

 

 

 

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Yep...Totally agree. Unitedmailsystems is a complete flop.... Maybe they just wanted to give google some unwanted competition, and us some unwanted hopes.
So let's hope that such companies don't bother us any more.
3gb..... They should have pretty good servers to process all that data too, which is too much to expect from newly ased company. But google on the other hand, beats all records
So keep it up google......

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