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hosted e-mail
(1) A Web-based e-mail service such as Hotmail or Gmail. See Internet e-mail service.

(2) Using a mail server in a third-party facility. For example, companies that do not wish to deal inhouse with the security, spam and other issues involved in hosting Exchange Server can have a third party host the mail server, including Microsoft itself, which offers Exchange Online. See Microsoft Exchange.
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Worldwide Computer Products News-16 June 2010-Rackspace updated hosted e-mail solution(C)1995-2010 M2 COMMUNICATIONS http://www.
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