The Email Guide
Using email on the road, beating spam, email etiquette and more
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Need to protect your regular email address from spam? Looking for a throwaway email account to sign up for an online service you don't really trust? These disposable email services provide a quick, free solution, and most don't even require you to register with them!
Practical tips to make sure your email messages make a good impression.
Learn to protect your identity online and avoid falling prey to phishing attacks aimed at stealing your personal information.
Learn how to identify and contact your elected representatives.
Wide range of Frequently Asked Questions about free email services.
Using Pageflakes to build yourself a custom web start page, for free.
Four things to watch out for before giving your email address to a 3rd party.
Step-by-step instructions to help you cancel your Hotmail or Yahoo Mail email account.
When email providers talk about "storage space", "bandwidth" and other restrictions, what does it all mean?
A first look at Google's Gmail service, from a user's perspective.
What can email providers do to stand up to the Gmail juggernaut?
How to set up a custom email forwarding address using your own domain name, for less than US$10 a year.
A look at the relative size of various free and for-fee email services.
Just because you're heading for fun in the sun, or travelling on business, why should you go without your regular email fix?
What would be the perfect free email service? What would it offer in terms of features and functions?
Several productive ways you can maximize the use of your free email account.
Does "free" = "too good to be true"? A hard look at the realities of free email.
There are a bewildering variety of free email services to choose from, so why not get a little help in making the right choice?