Yahoo! Mail

Pros: free, 1GB storage, handles multiple attachments, rock solid
Cons: lots of interface issues, difference in interface from OS to OS and browser to browser

I've never been a big fan of web mail. In the early days they were so primitive in terms of both functionality and interface, had such meager size limits, and lost mail like it was going out of style. Their only benefits were the ability to get mail from ...

Pros: Easy sign up, excellent accessibility, lots of drive space, spam blocker.
Cons: Sometimes Yahoo can be slow, speed varies with ISP.

A long time ago, I used to have four email accounts because I wanted desperately to avoid unwanted spammers. After a few months, I felt that this was completely confusing and an utter waste of time so I decided to settle with Yahoo Mail. A few friends of ...

Pros: Free
Cons: Reliability

I have friends that have said they can't send mail to my email account. I have tried myself, from my company email, and from yahoo itself.
I have not seen the test emails in my inbox for three days. I am sure I am missing emails daily, perhaps...

Pros: Easy to use, free, vacation responses, check email from anywhere
Cons: Most user names have been taken

Yahoo is an excellent e-mail provider. You can access your e-mail from any pc anywhere. You are given an address book, ability to send e-mail messages, a calender and a notepad to keep a personal journal. You are also given the option to use POP Mail...

Pros: Easy to use with lots of space!
Cons: Very few cons to using Yahoo! Mail.

What more can I say about a product that already has 440 reviews? Well, let's see...

A Brief History of Time...

If you search through the Yahoo! website you will find a history of Yahoo! with this interesting...

Pros: Get email ANYWHERE you can get access to an Internet connection
Cons: Limited 6Gb of free space, then strange staggered pricing structure

I live by Yahoo! Email. The reason I say that is that I have a desktop computer with Pegasus Mail as my primary mail client, but I am on my laptop almost 100% of the time. Since I only want to permanently store my email on one computer, I use Yahoo! Mail...

Pros: Still good, for the most part.
Cons: Clear signs of deterioration, now and in the future.

So, after I get something (which I don't have) enlarged, will I still be making $5,000 a week, working at home?

Or, can I expect to earn more?

I'm troubled by Yahoo's troubles, which seem clearer every day.

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Pros: Not many!!
Cons: Read On, they're all in there...

Yahoo used to be one of my favorite e-mail providers some times back. Free SMTP, free POP3, an excellent address book, usable filters and all the works. Then the corporate greed entered the picture.

Let's analyze Yahoo as an e-mail provider...

Pros: Price, ease of use
Cons: Annoying pop-up banners, many unsolicited (eg porn) ads

I had grown so accustomed to my morning routine of the past five years. Turn on the coffeemaker, take a shower, dress, check the news and read my email on Yahoo. On the weekend, I would browse Yahoo Shopping and buy a few things. I had had other email...

Pros: ease of use, filters, attractive layout
Cons: SPAM!!!!!, can set only 15 filters

I love to get e-mail. Even with a free account, I want an e-mail service that is easy to use and has useful features. After looking at other free services, I decided on Yahoo Mail for my primary e-mail account.

Like most other Yahoo...

Pros: free email service offers 4 MB of space; user-friendly
Cons: none

I haven't been pleased with the state of free webmail for some time. A friend suggested that I try Yahoo. I recently switched from Microsoft's free webmail service, Hotmail to Yahoo's free web-based email, because of the terrible amount of spam I was...

Pros: Can access all of Yahoo from Yahoo Mail
Cons: Some people need more than 4 MB

I didn't want to use Yahoo Mail. I was just using it for my yahoo clubs (and later, yahoo groups), and the occasional correspondence.
But then I got into a few penpal clubs, and I started saving a few jokes to send all my new penpals. I noticed...

Pros: Easy to use anywhere you might be
Cons: Too much junk mail

I have been using Yahoo! mail for about 3 years now (could be actually longer than that but that's as far back as I can remember using it). There service is simple to use from anywhere in the world. The best part I have found is that even if I change...

Pros: Maintains itself, filter system, fair amount of storage
Cons: Haven't ever had any problems

For the longest time, I avoided getting a Yahoo! Mail account because I already had another free email address and several paid email accounts. I gave in at last and made a Yahoo account when I started using the Yahoo Auctions site. At first I continued...

Pros: Dependable, easy to use, free
Cons: Small storage space

For anyone who doesn't know about Yahoo email, it's a very easy service. All you have to do is go to www.yahoo.com and go to the mail section, then fill out a form to get a username. After that, yahoo never asks you to fill anything out or visit...