How fast is an email message sent or delivered?

At Juno, we send our members' email messages as they are received by our central computers.

The speed of an email message, however, depends largely on the speed of the Internet. The speed of the Internet can be influenced by factors such as network load or time of the day. Juno Turbo increases the speed of Web page downloads which make access to your messages located on Email on the Web quicker. Click here to sign up for a Juno Turbo account.

Other questions about email:

		What is Email on the Web?
		How can I access my Juno Email?
		Can I get email if I go beyond 10 hours?
		Will the messages in my Email on the Web folders download to my email program?
		How fast is an email message sent or delivered?
		Can I use Instant Messaging programs with Juno?
		Why aren't I receiving my email messages?
		Can Juno notify me when I have new mail, or can I have Juno automatically check for new mail at a certain time?
		Why does it take so long to transfer my mail?
		I received a mail delivery failure notice.
		I received a mail delay notification.
		Why did I get a mail delivery failure or mail delay notice?
		How can I understand the mail delivery failure notice?
		Why did I get a mail delivery failure notice?
		I don' t understand why I got a mail delivery failure notice.
		What information do you need to investigate a mail delivery failure / mail delay issue?
		How do I send a blind carbon copy (Bcc)?
		With the introduction of Email on the Web, will I still be able to read and write email using a dedicated email program (such as Outlook Express)?
		How do I access the new Email on the Web system?
		Do I have to be connected to the Web to read and write email?
		How can I leave email on the server so I can download it later using my regular email program?
		What do I do if I've forgotten my password?
		How do I save messages I've accidentally sent to the Trash?
		I want to change my email address or Member ID to a different name.