Oz webmail outlook

OzEmail was an Australian internet service provider (ISP) that was founded in 1994 and was one of the country's largest ISPs at its peak. OzEmail offered a range of services, including dial-up internet access, broadband internet, and email hosting.

OzEmail's webmail service was a popular feature among its customers, allowing them to access their email accounts online from anywhere. The webmail service was based on Microsoft's Outlook Web Access (OWA) technology, which provided a web-based interface for accessing email, calendar, and contact information.

In 2006, OzEmail was acquired by Telstra, another major Australian telecommunications company. After the acquisition, OzEmail's webmail service was rebranded as Telstra Mail, and it continued to operate as a web-based email service for Telstra customers.

Today, Telstra Mail is still available to Telstra customers, and it provides a range of features, including:

• Web-based access to email, calendar, and contact information
• Support for multiple email accounts and aliases
• Spam and virus filtering
• Large storage capacity
• Integration with other Telstra services, such as Telstra TV and Telstra Smart Home

If you're a Telstra customer and you're looking for information on how to access your OzEmail (now Telstra Mail) account, you can visit the Telstra website or contact Telstra's customer support team for assistance.