December 1, 2006, Newsletter Issue #41: Have free dial up, need email, use Gmail by Google.

Tip of the Week

So you have a free dial up account but it does not have email access. Well, here is how you can get a free email account without any fees associated and use your free dial up internet service to have a free web surfing and email experience. Google started a service called GMail in early 2004 as a trial email service. Since then they have had positive feedback and are offering their service to more people as they increase their service. The service is available to Google users first and is a free email account. It offers 1GB of email storage, POP3, email forwarding, and a search function similar to Outlook that will pull up all corresponding email in a subject without the need for multiple folders. They offer a Spam reporting function, junk mail filter, and large enough space that email never needs to be deleted unless you choose to. The interface is simple to use and it offers a conversation view of emails that have been sent back and forth with someone so it reads like an actual conversation rather than just a set of emails to sift through. GMail is new and innovative for a free email account when the user has a free dial up account without email. It's definitely worth signing up for.

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