Hushmail

Pros: Great Interface, Secure Mail Account, Email Notification, Anonymous Option
Cons: No Compatibility With PC Based Email Programs, No Ability To Forward Attachments, Unable To Post To Newsgroups

Ahh, the speed of cyberspace.

I like Hushmail so much I've been lobbying Epinions for month to add it to it's product list so I could write a review. I finally got an email saying that it had been added, and to look forward in the next two...

Pros: Will stop those bad ole hackers, and white collared drones with a state of the art Security System
Cons: Not many email features, Rather tedious to sign up, For secure email recipient must also have a Hushmail account

Ever get that aching suspicion that your get well soon email to Aunt Helga is being intercepted by a pimple faced 13 year old who drinks to much coke, or a white collared drone working for one of the thousand some odd covert government agencies that...

Pros: Digital signatures integrated with web email service
Cons: 2mb email box, lots of ads, is this Hotmail?

Hushmail is a free PGP integrated web email service. Why is encryption important? You don’t want people to intercept, read, and modify your email before it gets to you, and you want to make sure people are really who they say they are. Today, nearly all...

Pros: secure email from Hushmail user to Hushmail user, free, good capacity
Cons: loads take forever, bulky new format, no longer easy to use

I've been a user of Hushmail (www.hushmail.com), for approaching two years. They specialize in 'secure and encrypted' email, for free! Sounds great right? There are a few drawbacks, especially with the launch of the 'New and Improved' Hushmail. It's new,...

Pros: Apparently Secure
Cons: Bad interface, slow, do not adhere to own policies

We have been evaluating Hushmail for a larger project where we require encrypted and safe mailing. The best part of Hushmail was that we could trial it all with the free service - great! We signed up our clients with free accounts and decided to run all...

Pros: None.
Cons: It doesn't work!

Version 1 of Hushmail was very good. Ok, so you needed a pretty fast connection speed, a Java enabled browser, etc. but it did meet its objective by providing a secure e-mail system.

Then came the 'upgrade' (surely downgrade?) to version 2....

Pros: Very good encryption scheme if the recipient of email has the same
Cons: Premium support stinks

I've used their free email service for the last two years. It's a great tool if others use it also. Carnivore can't get to it. The encryption is great. But, when Hush moved to their new version 2.0 the free mail system was extremely slow. So, I decided...