I want to offer e-mail to my users.

[cadhi]

Does anyone know if it is possible for me to offer e-mail accounts to the people that visit my web site. I run an adult web site, and am sure that anonimity is very important to the viewers. My hosting plan includes unlimited e-mail accounts, but I don't want to give anyone access to my account just so they can check their e-mail. I would like to place an e-mail option on my site that allows users to check their e-mail without having to leave my site.

If this is possible, and you know of a way, I would certainly appreciate a responce.

Thankyou.

[avyworld]

http://everyone.net provides a free service that sets up an e-mail service based n your domain.

Hope that helps!

Happy coding! :)

[Jay]

i think it's no longer free?

u may try
oemmail.com
or
communityarchitect or something like that (it also allows u togive away free webspace off ur domain name!)

[cadhi]

Thanks Jay, I went and checked out oemmail, but haven't had a chance to do anything with it as of yet. I think that that will be helpful.

[Krash_io]

You might want to ask your hosting service about that. I was thinking of doing a similar thing with my site.

Although they say unlimited email accounts, it may be in the fine print that you can't give them out or something like that. Just to be safe, I'd check with them first.


Krash_io
RecipeBOMB.com (http://www.RecipeBOMB.com)
ComputerBOMB.com (http://www.ComputerBOMB.com)

[Jay]

Originally posted by Krash_io
You might want to ask your hosting service about that. I was thinking of doing a similar thing with my site.

Although they say unlimited email accounts, it may be in the fine print that you can't give them out or something like that. Just to be safe, I'd check with them first.


Krash_io
RecipeBOMB.com (http://www.RecipeBOMB.com)
ComputerBOMB.com (http://www.ComputerBOMB.com)

maybe u've misunderstood, but these services have nothing to do with ur actual host / server; they do it on the own, just letting u use ur domain name as a front (i have not used them - yet, so i can't give u specifics on how it works)