Gmail from Google offers a free web email service that is secure and massive.
It's large enough you need never delete any old messages (unless they have truly huge files attached)
and there is an associated Google Drive that offers storage that works a lot like Dropbox.
They have a new service called Google Keep which is a note taking service (but currently only for android phones or web access).
Microsoft also offer free storage from their Skydrive, and similarly massive email space at outlook.com (formerly hotmail.com)
They also have an note save and search application, called OneNote.
IDrive is more of a traditional copy backup to the internet - so it's a bit more complex to use - but if you delete a file and then notice later there will still be a copy
it also encrypts your files to keep them even more secure (so you create two passwords, one for login and one key for encryption/decryption.)
If you run out of free space or want more features then two other services broadly similar to Dropbox are:
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