E-mail has become a part of everyday communications. With UMYF.net, you get free e-mail accounts to use.

That's right folks! UMYF.net provides you with e-mail accounts for your use with UMYF.net. When you sign up with UMYF.net you automatically get ten additional e-mail addresses for your use in addition to the master account you chose at sign up. That's ten e-mail addressess ending in umyf.net and not some strange, long domain name. However, if you are in need of more e-mail addresses and you can justify your need, we will be more than happy to accommodate your request. Just send a message to support@umyf.net.

With a UMYF.net e-mail address, you can check your e-mail from anywhere in the world with an Internet connection. Just surf on over to our webmailer at http://webmail.umyf.net. As such, UMYF.net places no restrictions on the size or content of e-mail messages with one exception: Spamming is not allowed. For more information regarding the use of a UMYF.net e-mail address, please see our terms and conditions.

UMYF.net works hard to make sure that you only get the e-mail that you would expect on a Christian service. UMYF.net blocks more than 4,000 different domains and addresses of known spammers (That is, Internet junk mail) with that database being updated on a daily basis. If you do receive a spam message, you can forward it to the UMYF.net Spam Abuse department at abuse@umyf.net and we will take care of it. One caution for anyone who received spam - do not reply to it. Most spammers will add a bit at the bottom of the message stating that you can remove your name from their list by sending a message to such-and-such an address. This is completely untrue. By replying to a piece of spam, you have just guaranteed the spammers a working address for more spam.