In the market for a new email provider

[fleeblewidget]

Can anyone recommend a good webmail provider which doesn't include any *#!@ social networking crap

Comments

[razinaber]

Buy a domain name/hosting package. Boom all the POP or IMAP email you can eat with your own personalised domain. Most will provide webmail access too if that's important.

[scatmania]

Agreed. That's what I've done for most of my life online.

[mpettitt]

Or get Google Apps for your domain, which lets you control the services on the domain, but has the same Gmail interface.

[ich_bin_die_ruh]

It really makes you have it even if you tell it you don't want it?? That's no good. I'm giving it a try but I didn't have the patience for Twitter so I doubt I'll have patience for this either - though if it can't easily be turned off I suppose I won't have much of a choice. Google really are going too far in their prying crusade.

[scatmania]

Nope, it can be turned off as easily as Chat and, in fact, all their other features.

[ich_bin_die_ruh]

That's alright then, from the descriptions above it seemed like it'd be a pain to get rid of. I can't say it's thrilling stuff so I probably will disappear it, or just let it toddle on on its own.