Yes. As long as you are connected to the HotMail server through an anonymous proxy server, your IP address is hidden, and all e-mail that you send with the web-forms on the HotMail server has no track of your true location. It is so for all web-based e-mail services, like mail.com, as well as for web-based chat boards like Yahoo! Chat. There is a possible trap, however: many of such services use a secure connection when you send e-mail or when you logon to your account.

You can but not directly. One method to do this is to forward your outside e-mail accounts to your UW e-mail account, putting all your e-mail in one place. See similar questions...

nbsp Yes. Our service does not keep you from accessing your web based mail through Yahoo!, Hotmail, or any other similar service. As long as you have an active account with the e-mail provider you will be able to check that e-mail with your Giant Communications internet connection. See similar questions...

A helpful guide to security on the Internet can be found on our site. Security Links is a comprehensive, well thought out reminder of the traces we leave as we surf the web pages, send e-mail, and do IRC/ ICQ. Be informed about your security. The main board at Girl Chat is not intended for real time chat. Girl Chat does offer a live chat room for use by its members, however access to the chat is subject to certain conditions. See similar questions...

E-mail forwarding forwards your e-mail to another e-mail address or account such as Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail and other e-mail accounts. You can specify which e-mails to forward to what addresses in your control panel. See similar questions...

Yes, but we do not recommend it. Those e-mail services often block or delete the e-mail with the key file. If you used such an e-mail address and didn't receive your key file contact us (either from the support page or from the forums). See similar questions...

We respect your privacy and will keep your actual email address confidential. No one else will ever see it displayed anywhere within the site. All written communication from other members will be directed to your very own e-mail account at friendsinthecity.net. We will then forward your messages on to the e-mail address you provide us with upon registration, ensuring that your privacy is maintained throughout. See similar questions...

Yes, but there are minor problems. For example, Juno will not deliver the digest to you if it exceeds some rather small size (about 20 pages or so, technically 64K bytes, which they could also change any time). Lately the digest has grown to this size once a week or so. These "free" services also paste a tacky billboard on the end of your posts that the moderators must painstakingly edit off by hand. Think of a bumper sticker getting stuck on your car every time you park somewhere. See similar questions...

Not automatically. You must manually forward any messages you want stored in outside e-mail accounts. See similar questions...

Our service works by routing all of your incoming email through our servers. This is achieved by making a change to your domain's MX record, which tells everyone where your mail should be delivered. Yahoo, Hotmail, etc. will not change their MX records to accommodate individual users. If you have an email account at one of these companies and would like to setup your own domain and email (you@yourcompany.com) we can help. Contact us to learn more. See similar questions...

Free webmail anonymity is a myth. Web based email (like hotmail or yahoo mail) does not protect sender's privacy. There is no anonymity and there is no content protection with most of email services, both free mail services and those provided by ISPs. It is enough to see the headers of your message to learn that your mail was sent from a certain IP address. This address points to your geographic location and the ISP details. See similar questions...

Yes, you can retrieve your e-mail from multiple accounts. You can configure this option by yourself via the admin tool on the website. See similar questions...

HotMail seems to be reluctant to embrace POP access to their web based e-mail: for a while you could use POP mail clients (like PocoMail) to access HotMail mail, but recently it seems that Microsoft has pulled this service for new accounts. We say it seems, since we could not find any official announcements either way. In practice, some older HotMail account may still be accessible through POP, but newly created accounts cannot. See similar questions...

In most cases, the answer is yes! However, JotSmart cannot hand off images directly to the Web-based e-mail programs. You will need to use either a cut and paste technique: See similar questions...

Yes. You can use any email address that you normally use. If you give Magpie Mail your Hotmail address, your Magpie Mail will arrive in your Hotmail account. See similar questions...

There are various ways to do this. These are explained in detail in AzhagiNo.1 help documents. If your problem is that you dont see Tamil in yahoo/hotmail message area but only some odd characters, just copy those characters to Ms-Word, apply SaiIndra font and then copy back from Ms-Word on to Yahoo/hotmail message area. If it still appears as odd characters, just send it to your recipient as it is. See similar questions...

DirecWay units prioritize HTTP (web) traffic ahead of other types of Internet traffic. This makes your VSAT Internet service faster, because it forces slower large-data protocols such as FTP, POP, and SMTP to pause while web pages are requested or delivered. Unfortunately, webmail type email systems such as Yahoo and Hotmail use HTTP uploads to attach files to email messages. See similar questions...

This board is not intended to be used as a substitute for e-mail. So, if you are comfortable about a poster's identity, and his nickname appears highlighted as a link at the top of his message, that shows he has provided an e-mail address. Clicking on that link in many browsers will drop you into an e-mail form automatically addressed to that poster. But beware. See similar questions...

All e-mail gets filtered past two spamfilters before it lands in any hosted E-Mail account. We are constantly tweaking and prodding at the spamfilters to get rid of the most junk possible. We hate that stuff :) See similar questions...