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“MailNation Solutions developed after years of exhaustive competition in the Emailing industry. Small email companies have come and go, while large email companies such as Gmail (R), Hotmail (R), and Yahoo! Mail (R) have dominated. Privacy policies with major companies are weak, reliability remains questioned, and features are lacking. Attachment sizes remain small and restrictive, and ads plague certain email systems.
It is for this reason that MailNation Solutions was started. We provide a completely free service with an ad-free and simple to use interface. Unlike most free email services, we offer you with an exhaustive list of free features, designed with you and your daily busy life in mind. We offer this to you, completely free of charge, with an impressive uptime, and a very stringent privacy policy. -Vincent Liou. President and Chief Executive Officer”
All free? No ads?
I may not have an MBA, but this is not going to work, is it??
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Hi,
Mailnation is now going very succesffuly and has aproc 100 thousand users or something like this, and has a large financial backing now, with tbe Advantage Club a one off fee of $29.95 for pop/imap/smtp access as well as a pirority helpdesk support and the provider is now running on a Boston based datacentre after a move just the other day to improve system relaibilirty and the service in general even more.
John Taylor
Director of Customer Support @ Mailnation