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POP3 Provider w/ Web Mail Recommendation

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by daniel 2 views

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We are having issues with our current POP3 email provider, with their servers frequently being down and a huge delay in delivering emails. We want to switch to a more reliable email providers, and any recommendations would be appreciated.

We are looking at approx. 35 - 40 POP3 accounts, with a nice web mail interface.

Thanks!

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by thechas

I would contact all of the local ISPs, and see what they each have to offer you.

I pay $5 a month to a local dial-up ISP just to keep my email account active, and to have the ability to check modems as needed.

They have web access available for my email account

Other options include gmail.

At work, we have Outlook web mail access.
We get the look and feel of Outlook in IE for when we are out of the office.

The last time I was informed of the details, our email server was being hosted off site by a third party.

Chas

by zaferus

Frontbridge is a nice service. We use it to filter our mail from spam/viruses before it comes into our network. But it also has a webmail interface as well for places without a mail server (or if your mail server is down).

They have multiple mail servers in different parts of the country, so if one is down your mail can direct to another. Just put your MX priorities in by geography with the closest servers to you as the preferred delivery points.

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