Best free (or inexpensive) e-mail forwarding?

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1) What\'s the best free (or inexpensive) e-mail forwarding service? A while back,

someone posted to the L/S Open Discussion Forum a list of sites offering free e-mail (primarily using web-based

accounts). By Googling, I\'ve found similar lists. I\'ve researched a few, but there are so many options that

I\'m getting info-overloaded.

I just need a web-based mailbox that forwards directly to my ordinary POP3

account.

Since there are so many technologically-savvy people here, I thought I\'d just ask.

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2) Is it legal to sign up for a free e-mail account

(such as Yahoo!) using an alias? Not using someone else\'s real name, of course--but a name like Clown,

Bozo D. or something. Sure, I could just read the Yahoo! site\'s legalese, but again, there\'s so much

expertise on the L/S boards...

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[Pancho1188]

I took four years of college, and now I have my college\'s alumni mail forwarding service. That\'s

a great idea for you if you\'d like to drop $80K and four years of your life for an e-mail forwarding address...

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