GMX
GMX Mail is a German-based free webmail service provided by GMX (Global Mail Exchange). In addition to an e-mail address, each GMX account includes a Mail Collector, Address Book, Organizer, and File Storage.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application types
EUPlatforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
Features
- Multiple Account support
- Two-factor Authentication
- Mail Filtering
- POP3 Support
- Encrypted Email
- CardDAV Support
- IMAP Support
- Mail collector
- WebDAV Support
- CalDAV Support
GMX News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- TBayAreaPat liked GMX
- TBayAreaPat reviewed GMX
The verification hung a few times, about 4 minutes each, which may have to do with my being on a vpn, etc., but all looks good from here. They allow pop on free tier.
- soul1472 liked GMX
SudoVanilla added GMX as alternative to Atomic Mail
sebastianpaczoski added GMX as alternative to Nili Email- ailuridae added CardDAV Support as a feature to GMX
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What is GMX?
GMX Mail is a German-based free webmail service provided by GMX (Global Mail Exchange). In addition to an e-mail address, each GMX account includes a Mail Collector, Address Book, Organizer, and File Storage. One user can register up to 10 individual GMX e-mail addresses in one account.
The application comes with 5 GB of e-mail storage, 2 GB of File Storage, file sharing capabilities, and virus and spam protection. “Drag and Drop” capability for files and e-mails is also utilized. Other features include a push mail service to feed other third-party addresses (e.g. Gmail) into the GMX inbox, an address Book, and Black-and whitelist functions. The service supports POP3, SMTP and IMAP protocols as well as mobile device integration. The service also provides a calendar feature and the ability to directly login to Facebook using registered GMX login and password. E-mail accounts can be registered with a choice of .com, .co.uk and .us, amongst many others.
GMX information
Developed by
1&1 Mail & Media GmbH Licensing
Proprietary and Free product.Rating
Average rating of 3Alternatives
62 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
- French
- German
- Spanish
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Comments and Reviews
The verification hung a few times, about 4 minutes each, which may have to do with my being on a vpn, etc., but all looks good from here. They allow pop on free tier.
I used to think it was a good alternative in the past but the interface is kind of heavy/slow and the suggestions forum is practically abandoned. The development of improvements is very slow or doesn't exist at all.
Yet, barely any spam. Unlimited inbox space, and bunch of other. The UI may suck, but its worth using for sites that do not accept standard e-mail providers. And its also good to use as a spam-inbox, to signup with knowing you will get plenty of spam from the sites. My GMX is a spam heaven.
Hm, United Internet owns both GMX and Mail.com through its subsidiary 1&1 Internet. Maybe the development efforts are all into
mail.com
Spam... I don't receive that much in my
Yahoo Mail and 
Outlook.com addresses, I guess it really depends on how you use them online. Yahoo! has disposable addresses in case I really need one.
Most e-mail providers this day support Alias or Disposable Addresses, if I recall correctly Yahoo! Mail allows for e-mail re-use, not unheard off, but if you delete your e-mail then it can be registered back, nothing like this with Gmail, since there is a potential concern for Privacy. I personally use good old Mail.ru, being long time hater of UI and 1&1 I stay away from GXM or Mail.com, other then use them as fake accounts for sites that I know are going to spam the crap out of me.
Other then that I use Hushmail as I love privacy and encrypted e-mail providers like Hush Communication, prob because there Canadian company as well, and that's where I am from.
Outlook, I still hate, no matter how you look at it I tend to get e-mails asking me to buy Viagra or something along dating local sluts, and I never use my Outlook/Hotmail for anything other then for personal stuff that I signed to it back in like 2006 (Banking, Bills, Ect) Prob should just move over to Hushmail or my Google Business Apps.
Pathetic. Wouldn't let me register.
skill issue
Yes, definitely, the web designers lacked elementary skills, which speaks volumes about the company.
GMX is not the king of email services but it is surely a pretty good alternative. It is a hassle-free service. I like it a lot!
The exodus of internet/email users from the US of PRISM (and UK, GCHQ) is understandable. While the description here is that GMX is "German-based" when you look at the contact details it lists California. Does anyone know whether GMX is subject to the same snooping laws as GMail and other US internet companies implicated in mass-snooping by Ed Snowden?
I've been using gmx since the last millenium. Love their POP3 service (as I don't speak a word of german). Only downside is that they scrapped internationalization some time in the early 00s
OK. GMX is getting worse. Now, the Filters aren't working (no filters can be added), and the SPAM black/white lists also are showing problems.