http://news.com.com/Yahoo+bolsters+e-mail+storage+to+1GB/2100-1032_3-5630773.html
i'm sure Hotmail will follow sometime later in the year.
i'm sure Hotmail will follow sometime later in the year.
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Um... Yay? Yahoo to increase email storage to 1GB
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My fucking hotmail is still stuck at 2MB!!!
WTF. Apparently, there is some trick to getting the hotmail account upgraded to 250MB. It involves changing the address under the account to a US one and something along that line but I'm too lazy to do it. And it's unfair as well. Why can't ALL hotmail users get an upgrade?
WTF. Apparently, there is some trick to getting the hotmail account upgraded to 250MB. It involves changing the address under the account to a US one and something along that line but I'm too lazy to do it. And it's unfair as well. Why can't ALL hotmail users get an upgrade?
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Yahoo blows. My account's been fucked up since they went from they had to now. Sending random e-mails to my inbox and sending the stuff I want to my spam box. Gmail is great, although I don't need a gig. It's organized and it's pretty much what and e-mail service should be, no frills.
And why is it still an invite only thing? Practically everybody has one.
And why is it still an invite only thing? Practically everybody has one.
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Yeah Yahoo (and Hotmail) would send emails every so often touting some new feature. Thank goodness Google doesn't do that; they haven't bugged me since I signed up.Iamthegamer said:
Nice. I still like Yahoo Mail more than Google's offering... Losing folders in favor of "labels" and search features was a novel idea, but in practice I miss them.
I have no clue how pay email services stay in business nowadays. Earthlink still caps accounts at a paltry 10MB (pay $5.95 a month for that?) and AOL Mail still deletes old mail in your inbox by default. I can't believe they continue to do that, it's absolutely archaic.ElyrionX said:
Send pictures much? They'll take up space fast.spliced said:
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DarienA said:
No doubt. I'm getting tired of receiving mail asking if I want to reffiiinancee my morttggage.
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for some reason one of my hotmail accounts is still 2mb.
heavy liquid said:
They were doing good with their filter a bit back... I don't know what happened.... meanwhile in my gmail account I get so few spam emails it's not even funny... kudos to gmail... whatever filtering software/policy/etc. they are using works VERY well.
Online web drive people thats what 1GB of free web space ought to be used for, saves me carrying floppies around/CDs around.
http://www.gmailtools.com/ gmaildrive
http://www.gmailtools.com/ gmaildrive
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Pochacco said:
Agreed. I made a fresh start with Gmail and I love it. Going to try to maintain it so that it doesn't become a spam filled biotch like Hotmail.
The only time I get spam at my Gmail account is for a week or so after I send an invite to someone who's hit me up for one, and that person proceeds to practice unsafe netsurfing. But I think maybe three of all those spam messages actually found their way into my inbox--most got routed to the spam folder right off.
I haven't had a single piece of spam in a few months, though, in my inbox or my spam folder. It reminds me of when I first got an e-mail account, before spam was as omnipresent as it is today.
I haven't had a single piece of spam in a few months, though, in my inbox or my spam folder. It reminds me of when I first got an e-mail account, before spam was as omnipresent as it is today.
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