OStatic

By rodeliosr on Aug. 29, 2008

Outlook Express is free for windows users but if you dont have anti virus Web Mail Client will be the best.

By gzgonikov on Aug. 29, 2008

The bat

By droft on Aug. 29, 2008

Mozilla Thunderbird

1 it's free

2 crossplatform

By aspl on Aug. 29, 2008

thanks!

By jasonw on Aug. 29, 2008

I am using gmail to retrieve my pop3 mailbox and google talk as mail notifier

By snickernet on Aug. 29, 2008

Microsoft Outlook Express for MS Windows users. It's widely used email client.

By blaze on Aug. 29, 2008

GMail is good and free email client:)

By epestov on Aug. 29, 2008

Mozilla Thunderbird is the best one

By hisea on Aug. 29, 2008

Mozilla Thunderbird is good, and multi-platform, and Foxmail is another compact option for windows users.

and here are 12 free email clients:

http://email.about.com/od/windowsemailclients/tp/free_email_prog.htm

By leinuxdotbasher on Aug. 29, 2008

Mine Is Evolution Nice and Smooth

By JasonMei on Aug. 30, 2008

I suggest gmail.

gmail can fetch all email from your other email account into your gmail account.

so by only open gmail, you can check all your email. easy! and powerful.

By sconnall on Aug. 30, 2008

Check out Digsby at :

http://wiki.digsby.com/doku.php?id=Wiki+Home

This has support for email, IM, and social networks and it is free.

By chinaLong on Aug. 30, 2008

GMai

By qiandonghui on Sep. 02, 2008

Foxmail

By farleym on Sep. 03, 2008

Thuderbird if you are looking for a installable client application.

Gmail works very well for web based.

By moochie on Oct. 04, 2008

I'm a thunderbird man for personal emails but i can't say a bad word about outlook that i user for work. Don't get me started on lotus notes!

By onlinedhandu on Oct. 04, 2008

Is it for linux or windows? I feel good about Thunder Bird if it is Linux.

By jkman on Oct. 17, 2008

outlook is so slow if you have many mails

By so8610 on Oct. 17, 2008

I use Foxmail

By kingbird on Oct. 17, 2008

I choose the foxmail

By wadise on Oct. 17, 2008

Thunderbird

By neptune_9999 on Oct. 18, 2008

FoxMail

By an anonymous user on Oct. 22, 2008

I am split between Outlook and Thunderbird. Both are really nice. Be sure to not us IMAP if you have a lot of mail, or if you do large attachments. POP3 is a better way to configure them.

I liked Outlook Express also, because it was simple. .... and now I am back using Thunderbird.... It is safe, simple, free, and you can do add-ons for Calender, Adblocking, and Themes, and other neat stuff. Powerful and productive.