Sogou Mail, Hosted For Your Domain,1g Size just as GMail, Live Mail,

http://0502.sohu.com/

you must to set MX to
mx.mail.sogou.com

One problem to this website, not everyone here can read and understand Chinese.xboxrulz

I'm curious. What is the advantage of going through a service like Sogou instead of GMail? GMail offers over twice the mail space, additional services for your domain, and is backed by a reliable company. I'm not trying to criticize Sogou, but I want to understand what attractive features are available in competing companies, so I can best weigh my options.

I'm curious. What is the advantage of going through a service like Sogou instead of GMail? GMail offers over twice the mail space, additional services for your domain, and is backed by a reliable company. I'm not trying to criticize Sogou, but I want to understand what attractive features are available in competing companies, so I can best weigh my options.

Sogou is actually a pretty reliable/well-known search? company in China. But considering that not everyone here speaks Chinese, there's no point recommending it as an email service. And besides, isn't there also a Gmail version for Chinese users? If all aspects of the Gmail service were translated fluently, then I would recommend that to a Chinese user.

Sogou is actually a pretty reliable/well-known search? company in China. But considering that not everyone here speaks Chinese, there's no point recommending it as an email service. And besides, isn't there also a Gmail version for Chinese users? If all aspects of the Gmail service were translated fluently, then I would recommend that to a Chinese user.

 

Yeah, Sohu/Sogou is well-known in China.

 

Sogou Mail's features:

1)support SMTP/POP3/IMAP , Gmail and Livemail NOT support them

2)NO ads if you use webmail

Sogou Mail's features:

1)support SMTP/POP3/IMAP , Gmail and Livemail NOT support them

2)NO ads if you use webmail

Gmail doesn't support POP3? Though I've never actually used it, I've always seen it available to chose from under 'Settings'. But perhaps it was just a misleading option on Google's part. And...*glances at Gmail*...no ads currently! JK...that's because I have Firefox's adblock on. Yeah, no ads is definitely a plus. It all depends on what you need (more email storage space or better SMTP/IMAP/POP3 access or no ads) weighed in with accessibility (language issues).