webmail no phone verification

[ilcarletto]

I am trying to find a decent free web based mail service which doesn't need a phone verification and can block images from being displayed and forward mail to another account.

There is no way to bypass phone verification from GMail/yahoo mail unless you create the account from your phone but in this case the verification is implicit.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

[empirestate]

I have to agree phone verification sucks balls. If you want unlimited emails, create an email server on a vps. If you are not that technically savvy, try Yandex Mail, Zoho Mail. Mail.com. I have my own email server in which I create unlimited emails with the domain name that I chose. I have some extra emails I created with Zoho Mail, pm me if you want some.

[empirestate]

Here's a tool to make your life a lot easier when creating multiple gmails.

Gmail Creator Tool

[ilcarletto]

Thank You empirestate for you offer and prompt answer.

I am really aiming at a few more IT stealth accounts (that I can open with not much troubles) and the last of my worries, I though, would have been the email account... but I am actually stuck in there.

I'll let you know if I need any of your accounts. Thanks

[ilcarletto]

Update for the forum members benefit.

I found that outlook webmail (should be the same as live.com and others) offers quite a decent webmail service withouth any phone verification and images (web beacons) are blocked by default.

[Ebayorbust]

I've used mail.com a few times recently and never been asked to complete a phone verification.

[empirestate]

I just tried mail.com. Max is 2 accounts per IP per day.

[ilcarletto]

Originally Posted by empirestate

I just tried mail.com. Max is 2 accounts per IP per day.

That is not a big problem for me. The issue I still have is that I cannot find a service like gmail or yahoo (both now requires phone verification) that allows the following:

- no phone verification
- block images/web beacons
- mail forwarding (free service)

All the above suggested webmails miss at least one of these features...

[empirestate]

If you have your own email server you can do all of the following...

- no phone verification
- block images/web beacons
- mail forwarding (free service)

[empirestate]

Consider buying 100 fresh gmails from Fiverr for $5 only.

[MKB-MKB]

I might be wrong, but it could be that GMX Mail fits the bill. I am going to try it myself a couple of months from now. Check it out at:

Free Webmail and Email by GMX | Sign Up Now!

Makabe

[ilcarletto]

thanks Makabe, report back pls.

[ebayanna607]

Honestly hushmail works great, encrypted too....

[ebayanna607]

Originally Posted by empirestate

Consider buying 100 fresh gmails from Fiverr for $5 only.

I have tried this, most are either blocked due to suspicious activity or if you sign in from a different location u have to verify with phone

They are being used by other people. questionable with privacy!!

[MKB-MKB]

As it pertains to Hushmail, according to:

Hushmail Review 2016 | Free Email Services ,

the account is cancelled after just three weeks of inactivity. Also, last time I checked (though perhaps things have changed), Hushmail Free was limited to 25MB. Still, it is noteworthy to point out the great security of Hushmail.

[Nookin]

I too used mail.com with no phone verification whatsoever

[MKB-MKB]

@ilcarletto. It appears that GMX Mail blocks web beacons by default. If you go to this wiki:

http://gmxmail.wikispaces.com/Social+Impact ,

you can read at the end: "Remote images and Encryption is not supported by GMX". If so, then web beacons are blocked.

I am planning to test GMX Mail as soon as possible, but due to time constraints, I cannot do it right now. Hopefully, I will be able to in about two (or even three) months from now. At any event, if you test it before, please report back.

Cheers!

[glacier922]

I actually use gmx as my main email to receive all mail from forwarded email services. Its difficult to find where to block images, so be careful when u click, which is why I use the ma app, set block images from settings.