Mail.com - List of Over 200 Available Free Email DOMAINS etc

Mail.com - List of Over 200 Available Free Email DOMAINS & Info About Their Service
    (User's Email address: "<chosen username>@<DOMAIN>")

Wikipedia page on Mail.com: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mail.com"

[NOTE: Mail.com's homepage has a news portal with AP News stories. There is a Stylish User Style to remove the annoying floating Header Bar (with its horizontal progress strip that represents vertical page scroll position), that appears ONLY on Mail.com's News Article linked pages. The Stylish User Style, which affects only Mail.com's news article pages, is at:
"https://userstyles.org/styles/124974/mail-com-delete-floating-header-horiz-scroll-bar".]

Mail.com's users are allowed up to 10 free email addresses (1 default plus 9 alias addresses), all of which deliver to the chosen "default address" inbox - only 1 login needed. (You can create temporary accounts to register for services that you think might sell your email address to spammers, then discard such temporary accounts at a whim, without ever exposing your primary default email address - and not need a separate login to such temporary email address, since all your alias addresses get delivered to your default email inbox).

"Free-for-life" web-based email - no need to upgrade to their pro, paid version ever - unless you want a Premium Service such as email forwarding, or delivery to POP email (download to your own computer's email client software).

I've had my Mail.com e-mail addresses for over 10 years, and I like the company. They are currently run by "1&1 Internet" - one of the largest internet website hosting companies in the USA - in partnership with United Internet AG (of Europe), a branch of GMX - with servers in Kansas USA, Germany, Asia, and elsewhere (see below). I recommend them. They were one of the first, if not the first, companies to offer free web-based email to individuals, after having served large corporate email clients for a long time. Unlike Gmail, Yahoo Mail, MSN Mail/Hotmail, or other web-based email providers, mail.com offers users their choice of over 200 domains (listed below) - your email address does NOT end with the provider's domain name (UNLESS you choose "...@mail.com", which is one of the choices). Your email addresses (10 free are available per user) can therefore be highly personalized - by occupation, interests, location, etc - see the whole list, below. In my more than 10 years with them, they only dropped one of the more than twenty domains I had used over the years, when they sold the "@scientist.com" domain. They gave several months' notice to transfer any remaining emails in the "@scientist.com" account before it was closed to Mail.com users. I've never had any lost emails with them - and I can't remember any time their servers were down. They were a huge company when I got my first free email account with them - they had been a corporate email provider to many international clients. They were originally based in Hong Kong, then IBM bought them, then they went through one other ownership change, then were bought by United Internet of Germany, who partnered with "1&1 Internet" in the United States, and also co-located servers in Kansas to serve US customers better. Through all the mergers and sales, they never skipped a beat in providing reliable service during the 10+ years I've used mail.com. They also provide 2GB free cloud storage.

                      From "http://www.gmx.com/company/about/#", which is branded with the "1&1" logo...

"GMX" is a branch of "United Internet AG", a listed company with a market cap of $5 billion. GMX is one of the world's most successful email providers, guaranteeing optimum performance with data centers located in Europe and in early 2008, unveiled a new high-tech data center in Lenexa, Kansas to cater specifically to US customers. United Internet's high speed data centers manage more than 11 million domains.

"The United Internet Group" was founded in 1988, and together with its sister companies, "1&1 Internet" and "Fasthosts", offers the largest Web hosting services across the globe. The Group's data centers set extremely high standards in excellence worldwide with 70,000 hosted servers and handles over 5 billion emails a month. More than 6,250 employees at locations in the United States, Europe and Asia are working hard each and every day to ensure the safety and ease for the GMX user, maintaining more than 13 million active email accounts."

                                       Available Mail.com" Email Domains Listed by Categories
                                         (User Email address: "<chosen username>@<domain>")

Mail.com's website has a List of Available Domains, PLUS "Availability Checker"... Navigate their website links as follows to
find their current page as follows: "www.mail.com/mail/" > click the underlined "huge selection of domains" link in the first
paragraph. At both the top of the page, and the bottom of the page below their categorized list of available domains, there is
a field to enter your chosen username, AND a field with a drop-down box to enter a chosen Domain; HOWEVER, the drop-down box
only lists their "Top 20" domains. Look over their complete list on that page, pick the one you want, THEN CLICK IT. That
however, takes you to the "Create Account" page, which requires filling all fields. There is no ability to use the "Check
Availability" feature for other than the "Top 20" Domains. But the drop-down box on the "Create Account" page has ALL
available domains. (At the time this was written, their "Check Availability" feature domain drop-down box has the design bug
mentioned above - hey, I didn't design their website!) the list below can be quickly scanned to view Mail.com's available domains. My categories differ somewhat from the ones used by Mail.com.


		GENERIC EMAIL DOMAINS
mail.com
email.com
iname.com
greenmail.com
groupmail.com
homemail.com
housemail.com
mail-me.com
myself.com
planetmail.com
planetmail.net
post.com
usa.com
webname.com
writeme.com

		OCCUPATION (TECH & HEALTH)
aircraftmail.com
allergist.com
archaeologist.com
bsdmail.com
chemist.com
consultant.com
cyber-wizard.com
cyberdude.com
cybergal.com
cyberservices.com
doctor.com
dr.com
engineer.com
geologist.com
graphic-designer.com
hackermail.com
linuxmail.org
null.net
optician.com
orthodontist.net
pediatrician.com
photographer.net
physicist.net
programmer.net
radiologist.net
registerednurses.com
surgical.net
tech-center.com
techie.com
technologist.com
therapist.net

		OCCUPATION (NON-TECH)
accountant.com
adexec.com
appraiser.net
auctioneer.net
bartender.net
boardermail.com
brew-master.com
brew-meister.com
chef.net
clerk.com
columnist.com
comic.com
consultant.com
contractor.net
counsellor.com
deliveryman.com
diplomats.com
execs.com
fastservice.com
financier.com
fireman.net
hairdresser.net
instruction.com
instructor.net
insurer.com
journalist.com
minister.com
musician.org
net-shopping.com
photographer.net
priest.com
publicist.com
qualityservice.com
realtyagent.com
repairman.com
rescueteam.com
salesperson.net
secretary.net
socialworker.net
sociologist.com
teachers.org
umpire.com
worker.com
workmail.com

		GROUP / ORGANIZATIONAL
activist.com
alumni.com
alumnidirector.com
clubmember.org
diplomats.com
disposable.com
graduate.org
greenmail.net
legislator.com
lobbyist.com
nonpartisan.com
politician.com
presidency.com
representative.com

		HOBBY / PETS
artlover.com
bikerider.com
birdlover.com
blader.com
catlover.com
collector.org
doglover.com
gardener.com
kittymail.com
lovecat.com
petlover.com
snakebite.com

		MUSICAL
acdcfan.com
dbzmail.com		"Dragonball Z" (aka "Dragon Ball Z")
discofan.com
elvisfan.com
galaxyhit.com
hiphopfan.com
keromail.com
kissfans.com
madonnafan.com
metalfan.com
musician.org
ninfan.com		(aka "Nine Inch Nails")
ravemail.com
reggaefan.com
snakebite.com
songwriter.net

		WIMSICAL
cheerful.com
cutey.com
doramail.com
hilarious.com
hot-shot.com
humanoid.net
innocent.com
inorbit.com
kittymail.com
planetmail.com
planetmail.net
rocketship.com
toke.com
toothfairy.com
tvstar.com

		LOCATION
africamail.com
arcticmail.com
asia.com
asia-mail.com
australiamail.com
bellair.net
berlin.com
brazilmail.com
californiamail.com
chinamail.com
dallasmail.com
dublin.com
dutchmail.com
englandmail.com
europe.com
europemail.com
germanymail.com
irelandmail.com
israelmail.com
italymail.com
koreamail.com
mexicomail.com
moscowmail.com
munich.com
nycmail.com
pacific-ocean.com
pacificwest.com
planetmail.com
planetmail.net
polandmail.com
safrica.com
samerica.com
sanfranmail.com
scotlandmail.com
spainmail.com
swedenmail.com
swissmail.com
torontomail.com
usa.com
uymail.com		".uy" is the Internet country code
				top-level domain (ccTLD) for Uruguay

		MISCELLANEOUS
coolsite.net
innocent.com
marchmail.com
post.com
theplate.com

		SPIRITUAL
angelic.com
atheist.com
disciples.com
innocent.com
minister.com
muslim.com
oath.com
priest.com
protestant.com
reborn.com
reincarnate.com
religious.com
saintly.com

		"...4u.com" (CAREFUL, these sound "Spammy")
cash4u.com
computer4u.com
job4u.com
solution4u.com

		ADVICE: STAY AWAY FROM !!!...

2trom.com	Available from mail.com, but several spammers,
			scam artists, and fraudsters have used this
			domain - DO NOT USE IT !!! Any mail you send
			from it may be blocked by "Spam Black Lists"
			used by email providers to either block or
			deliver mail from those domains into "Spam"
			folders of their email clients. Additionally,
			any time you provide, or post online using,
			an email address <username>@2trom.com, you are
			likely to be assumed to be a scammer, and have
			your reputation trashed by cyber-commentators
			and trolls.