| Free Counter |
What Is A Hit Counter?
A Hit Counter keeps track of how many people visit a page, and, returns that number to
the page. The number can either be displayed as an image, or as plain ASCII text. Keep in
mind that some services you may already use can provide you with free counters. Such
services are Angelfire, AOL, Demon.Net, GeoCities,
Pair, Prodigy, & Tripod.
Pagecount: Give you a free graphical hit
counter, but an advertisement banner is attached to that counter.
WebCounter: They give you a free counter in
exchange for you giving them credit on your site with a link to their site from their name
and/or their logo.
Exact-O-Matic: "The Exact-O-Matic is a
free and very easily implemented web page hit counter and statistics
machine."
Internet Count: Free Internet Counter.
Atwill Productions: Free Hit Counter.
Toolbox: Free Graphical Hit Counter.
Infinitek Web Counter Services: Free
Counters.
Escati Free Counter Home Page: Free
Counters. 4 different styles to choose from.
Pandawa Counter: The Indonesian Free
Counter
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| Free Guest Book |
What is a remotely hosted guestbook?
A remotely hosted guestbook is a guestbook stored on someone else's server. Many people
have found services like these useful because it saves them disk space on the server and
it saves them from the troubles of having to setup CGI scripts
The Monkeyboyz Free Guestbook & E-Post Card Server:
Free Remotely Hosted Guestbook, But There Is A One-Time Setup Fee of $5.00 With This
Service.
LPage: Free Remotely Hosted Guestbook
Dreambook: Free Remotely Hosted
Guestbook
Spin: Free Remotely Hosted Guestbook
Guestbooks Unlimited: Free Remotely Hosted
Guestbook
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| Free WebMail |
Visit these sites for free e-mail
accounts.
Yahoo! Mail: Get Your Own Free @yahoo.com E-Mail
Address. Must Use Your Web Browser To Check Your Mail.
Net@ddress: Use Your Web Browser or Your POP
Mail Program To Get/Send Mail.
Juno: They Give You Software To Get/Send
Mail. You Can Either Have Them Send You The Software By Snail Mail, Download It From
Their Site.
Hotmail: Use Your Web Browser To Get/Send
Mail.
MailCity: Pretty Much The Same As HotMail,
Only This Service Is Owned By WhoWhere?.
Geocities: Gives You An E-Mail Address When
You Register For A Free Web Site.
Star Mail: Choose From Hundreds of
Forwarding Addresses.
Beer.Com: A Beer.Com Forwarding Address, Now
Available In About 30 seconds after registration.
RocketMail: Free E-Mail Account.
NetForward: E-Mail Forwarding Service. This
Is A Good One.
Bigfoot: Get A Free E-mail Address When You
Become A Member.
iName Personalized Email Services: They Give
You A Free Classic iName, But Make You Pay If You Want A Specialty iName. There's A
$19.95 Set Up Fee Involved Here.
MailZone: E-Mail Forwarding Service. A One
Time Fee of $10.00 Is Charged, But The Service Is Free From There On.
Valise: Free E-Mail Account, But They Make
You Pay A One Time Fee of $20. However, if you are a student, school teacher, or you
have difficulties for the time being, you can apply for a waiver and skip the one
time $20 fee.
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