Yahoo! Mail

Pros: It's everywhere you want to be
Cons: 3Meg storage capacity

Besides all Greenday mentioned, I got Yahoo! Mail because I am married to a computer geek. He must try the latest & greatest of everything computer. Do you know how many ISPs a computer geek will have in the 15 years we've been online? Now that...

Pros: fabulous variety of useful options
Cons: no "unsend" option

Yahoo mail is a superb e-mailing system. It covers the basic needs of an e-mail account and also provides extra options you won't find anywhere else. Unfortunately there are one or two things that keep it away from 100% superiority to every other...

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: 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: Many great features, you could go on all day
Cons: I haven't really seen any

Have you always wanted an e-mail address? Do you not have an internet connection at home? If that's the case and your company you work for does, Yahoo Mail is for you. It's free and you can access it anywhere that there is a internet connection.
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Pros: 1.easy to use 2.great address book 3.helps block out spam
Cons: attachments can attach slowly at times

After my husband and I got on the internet 2 1/2 years ago we decided we needed to open seperate email accounts. We both chose to use Yahoo since we had heard so much about it.

Today I still use my Yahoo account even though he has moved on to...

Pros: reliable, allows access to other pop3 accounts, easy spam blocking
Cons: it's web based.

Background
I have been using Yahoo Mail for almost 3 years. I originally got it back in 1998 when I got my first 'real' job at a major engineering company. Due to firewalls and other security measures, I was unable to telnet (I LOVE...

Pros: fast, easy to use
Cons: not as many features, no flashy colors, limits signature file & attachments

I used to be a happy Hotmail user. I actually used the program before it was taken over by Microsoft. Hotmail used to be fast and easy to use; it used to be very reliable - but then it changed. Suddenly with the Microsoft takeover, I was hit with...

Pros: Webmail, and, did I mention, POP3?
Cons: Occasional server connection problems.

For all of you out there who can't stand even the principle of web-based email, rest assured: you're not alone. Web-based email seems as stupid and obnoxious to me as it would to say: "You can only read your mail while standing at your...

Pros: Free, pop option.
Cons: Slow and often down, delayed email delivery.

And I thought Hotmail was bad!
Compared to Hotmail, Yahoo is just as bad, if not worse! I used to use Hotmail a lot but because it came with only 2 megabytes of storage space I had to look for some other free web-mail service and went with...

Pros: Fun and easy to use
Cons: Problems logging in

I have been a Yahoo Mail user for over two years, ever since I first went online and thus developed my own Yahoo chat personality. Once I chose the first of several chat identities, I was eligible for the free Yahoo Mail service. Seemed like a great...

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: free
Cons: Limited space

Perhaps I am in the minority here but I don't care too much for Yahoo Mail. I'm going to keep it though for contests and sweepstakes so I'm grateful it is free. It just wasn't enough memory for the mail I receive. Well, I get a lot of mail, especially...

Pros: free, can reach account via an browser (it is web based), it has many advanced features
Cons: only gives you 3 Mb of space, there are banners on the site and ads in your outgoing mail (remember, it is free though), can't reach account via telnet

I use My Yahoo. As part of that service, I use Yahoo’s web based email. I might as well, since I am already at My Yahoo checking news, stocks, weather, and other general information. My Yahoo is a highly configurable environment. And, the configuration...

Pros: Free, accessible from anywhere, organized, compatible
Cons: Can't see or send stationery

I spent my first 4 years online using AOL. I used mainly AOL services, and only used AOL Email. When my husband and I decided to give some free services a try, I decided to set up a Yahoo! Email account that could be used through any service. I had no...