The earliest Internet-based communication was email. Then came electronic bulletin boards. Both of these systems are still used today. And the Web is very true to them. While most people are assigned email addresses through their ISPs, free accounts are available to anyone who has access to a web-ready computer.
Mail allow users to access their email from work, home, or anywhere they can launch a web browser.
Once you've got email, you'll find plenty of uses for it on the Web. Most web pages and online authors provide email addresses for visitors to send comments, questions, or just conversation. Not everyone answers their email, but a surprisingly high number of authors do. Send your favorite web sites an email or two. You've got nothing to lose.