Suggestions for long term email service…

[sjmjax]

Getting ready to pull the plug on a legacy phone company that has provided my primary email address for decades.

Looking for suggestions for a good, free, long term alternative.

Appreciate your suggestions.

 

[wood714]

@gmail.com

 

[venomballistics]

I've had Gmail for about 20 years now

 

[IRONSIDES68]

I've been happy with Protonmail. I've been trying to minimize my Google use.

 

[lihpster]

gmail works for me.

 

[old bear]

Another G mail fan.

 

[gjgalligan]

I'm still using AOL.
No complaints.

 

[Truckman]

I have five separate Gmail accounts, never a problem with any of them...Among other benefits I make extensive use of the blog attachments...No charge for those either......Ben

 

[MORSNO]

I switched to @GMAIL.COM from our phone provider five years ago and never looked back. Works great!

 

[TX-Dennis]

I have a gmail account that I use for most email along with a gmx account and one on my son's personal domain (hosted by gmail for business) that I use only for close friends and family so that it won't get spammed. Had the gmail for many years since our cable company dumped its email service.

 

[quinine]

I've been happy with Protonmail. I've been trying to minimize my Google use.

I'm another Protonmail user. They have both free & subscription accounts. I like the privacy features. Worth at least checking them out.

Regarding Google, as the saying goes: You're Not the Customer; You're the Product.

 

[Delta Expatriate]

Switched from AOL to Gmail in 2014 and very pleased. Gmail seems to weed out much of the scams and junk email.

 

[wood714]

I like gmail because all my phone contacts are stored in it.

Would come in handy if you lost your phone. Version probably has then too?

 

[DWalt]

You can't continue using your current address? I use both GMail and Yahoo, have used both for many years. No problems/preferences with either. Also have an iCloud address that I seldom use.

 

[mrchick]

Another ProtonMail fan here.