Recommend good hosting with great webmail?

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I'm currently using www.123-reg.co.uk to host my websites and domains, and they're cheap and fine, but their webmail is utterly rubbish - you can't attach files, attached files received sometimes don't show up, you can't format the email text, round robins don't carry all the email addresses so reply all doesn't work, and a lot of the time it just mangles up emails into gobbledygook.

I use the webmail a lot in order to access my email when not at home, so I want to migrate to a company that has a great webmail facility, approaching the sophistication of hotmail.

Can anyone recommend a good one? Alternatively, are there some webmail facilities that can 'plug in' to my server even though it's from a different company?

www.bluevoda.com

for 140US$ I received 24 gigz space, 600 gigz bandwidth, registered/protected domain, free web site toolset, etc, etc, for next 2 years..take a look over it anyway..

Looks good but a bit more expensive than I want. I don't need that much space or bandwidth, or a WYSIWYG website builder - just good stable hosting with a great webmail facility. Thanks though :)

I split mine. I couldn't find good hosting and good mail all in one place, so I went with PowWeb for hosting, and set them to forward all my mail to MailSnare, who host my mail. They have good webmail, imap and pop and weren't very expensive. I don't remember the exact price but I paid for about 5 years in advance and it didn't cost much.

{Edit: I just read your subject correctly - The webmail is damn fast too :) }

I'd suggest you read this : http://forums.indiegamer.com/showthread.php?t=3343&highlight=webhosts

We use Liquid Web and have a dedicated server with all the bells and whistles - it costs about $200 per month. For us it means that heavy Database queries (we run a lot of sites and have millions of DB hits per day) can now be measured in Millseconds instead of Seconds as it was when we used SharedVPS (PowerVPS).

I've used http://www.dreamhost.com/ for quite a few years and been happy with them. They use Squirrel web-mail ( http://www.squirrelmail.org/ ) . While not the most fancy, it's very functional and fast. They also support imap and pop3. Currently I access the same address from the web interface, my iBook and my mobile/cell phone using imap....depending on where I'm at each time.

Ragnar

These guys aren't bad, and they have a choice of two webmail clients (squirrel and something else).

http://www.primehosting.co.uk/shared.html

1and1.com (1and1.co.uk as well)

Very nice webmail client and their cheapest hosting plan is something less than $3 US per month. I pay a little more than 44 dollars per year for 50 gig of space, 500gig per month bandwidth, 1000 email addresses (or forwards) on a linux server. They also have the same plans for windows servers.

Really a great deal.

Cheers. Lots of choices. Is 1and1's webmail capable of sending html formatted email?

Also, how complicated is it to move my domain names to another company?

http://domains.live.com/

Try this?

Oo, looks interesting, I'll check it out. Thx