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Top 10 Free POP3 and Free IMAP Email Services

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There are many free email services available on the web, however, there are few email services that provide free POP and IMAP access. POP and IMAP access can help download your mail to any mail client such as Mozilla Thunderbird, Microsoft Outlook, Evolution, or Mac OS X Mail.

Here is the list of the Top 10 Free POP3 and Free IMAP Email Services.

Gmail – Free POP and IMAP

Gmail
Gmail

Gmail from Google provides free POP and IMAP email services and free chat. Gmail provides unlimited free online storage which allows the collection of all messages without having to worry about space. Gmail’s simple and smart interface helps users to navigate easily. Gmail also has the best search which searches the mail with ease. Gmail also has POP and a powerful IMAP interface for users who can bring Gmail to any email program or device.

AIM Mail – Free POP and IMAP

AIM Mail
AIM Mail

AIM Mail is AOL’s free web-based email service, This service provides unlimited online storage, rich and easy interface, and strong spam protection. However, AIM Mail lacks some good features like (no labels, smart folders, and message threading).

GMX Mail – Free POP and IMAP

GMX Mail
GMX Mail

A Germany-based site that offers free pop3 access along with a web email service. The free email service offers 1 GB storage, 5 email address from different countries and two funny email address to be used at once directed to the same inbox. The attachment limit is 20 MB per message.

Lavabit – Free POP and IMAP

Lavabit
Lavabit

Lavabit offers free to email up to 1 GB for personal use. The site has many filters and gray, white, and black list services to reduce spam in the inbox and it has a fast, reliable, private POP3 e-mail account with the most advanced features.

FastMail – Free IMAP

FastMail
FastMail

FastMail is one of the most popular free IMAP service providers. The site offers a free 10Mb mailbox with a 40Mb bandwidth limit per month. The site also offers multiple domain options, anti-virus, and spam protection. The account is closed after 45 days of inactivity.

Zenbe – Free POP and IMAP

Zenbe
Zenbe

Zenbe is more than an email client, it organizes emails and attachments with labels and searches. The site also integrates calendars, to-do lists, and Twitter and Facebook updates, too. Zenbe has a spam filter, and many shortcuts but also shows quirks and omissions in others. IMAP support is only provided for just the inbox.

HotPOP – Free POP

HotPOP
HotPOP

HotPop provides a free POP3 email and forwarding mail account! The best part is that mail can be forwarded to up to three addresses, along with user-defined filters like removing spam mail and other undesirable mail.

Inbox.com – Free POP and SMTP

Inbox
Inbox

Inbox is a free email service with the support of both free pop3 and free SMTP. Web-based access is also available. The site also has a support page for your favorite email client.

Gawab.com – Free POP

Gawab
Gawab

Gawab offers free email server services for everyone who owns a domain name and they can even set up a free email service under your own domain name. However, the email quote for each user is 4 Mb/mailbox instead of 15 Mb! Multilingual service mainly offers English and Arabic mailboxes however they support 15 languages including Albanian, German, Portuguese, Spanish, and Turkish. If you choose their web-based interface-only service, your quote will be 1GB!

Zapak Mail – Free POP

Zapak
Zapak

Zapak Mail is a free email service with unlimited storage and POP access. The mail has some exceptions of background images, offers no frills, and does not help much with handling mail efficiently.

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