Exchange e-mail

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Hi guys!

I have been using a basic Web Hosting account for e-mail, but since I am at work most of the time and still have the need to receive my e-mail's - I have been using the basic Webmail access but because its pop3 all of my e-mails are downloaded when I run outlook and if i reply to people at home via outlook then when I'm at work cant see the sent mail because they arent sync'd, so I have been considering paying for Exchange e-mail not running my own server just paying for a account - But they are all £10+ per month just for 1 Exchange Mailbox I would like 1 exchange mailbox and about 5 normal pop3 mailboxes.

So my question is do you wise ones have any recomendations of how I could get exchange or any cheap hosting companies?

Thanks in advance

 

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Er - if it is webmail then it isn't POP3. Two entirely different systems.

However - ask the hosting site if they do IMAP as well as POP3.

IMAP allows you to leave the email on the server, so you still can see your email from a different client.

Harry.

 

Hi,

I got fed up with relying on ISP mail. Although this service is free, should it play up they won't do anything about it because the <line> is the only part of the agreeement you are paying for.
I signed up with fastmail and can't fault it. I can now keep my personal e-mail address (and other's) for ever, Amen.
A friend of mine has been using the same e-mail address (ISP based) for so long, he is afraid to change ISP service.

There are many benefits, including webspace and SMTP. I can use Thunderbird from wherever.

Si