Like FuseMail, mail2web.com lets you check almost any e-mail account from virtually anywhere. In ad hoc mode, you don’t even need to register: Just enter your e-mail account and password. (This made us uneasy, but according to the privacy policy, passwords are never stored.) The service does its level best to ascertain server settings for Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail, and other popular mail services; you can also provide POP or IMAP settings manually.


Intellilogin will automatically figure out your Server name or IP address of your email server. So by entering only your email address and password, you’re able to retrieve your email within seconds.
Advanced Login enables to to specify your own custom Server name or IP address of your email server.
Secure Login brings you to a secured connection (SSL) which you’ll see a https at the hyperlink. Every information you submit will be encrypted with 128 Bit.
There is even Outlook Web Access for emails that is on exchange servers.

By registering and creating a free account with mail2web, you can store your e-mail server names and get a personal home page on the mail2web servers (including a picture, favorite news groups, and favorite links). The contact importer offers a handy ability to parse CSV files to find just the right fields for your address book. There is also a WAP version of the e-mail client for accessing mail on WAP-enabled phones.
For PDA users, you can also find a PDA mail2web version.

Although mail2web.com does not provide all the functions of a premium service (there is no antispam filtering, for example), what it does it does very well. While you’ll see a good many banner ads here, the visual design remains clean and even elegantly laid out.

Basically everyone is able to use this service 🙂
I know I use them on my PDA. For desktop, I still recommend ePrompter.