Yahoo! Mail

Pros: Easy to use client with many options, snappy performance
Cons: Spam, ham, pastrami, bacon and more pork than you can shake a stick at.

Currently I have approximately 360 or so messages in my inbox for my Yahoo! Mail account. A lot of mail? No. In fact, I've never given the Yahoo address to anyone at all. How did all these people get the address?

I went at Y! mail...

Pros: Combined user/pass combo for all Yahoo!; Features abound
Cons: Occasional inability to access

If I had to choose one email service to use for the rest of my life, pay or free, ISP-dependent or not, it would be Yahoo! Mail. The wealth of features, combined with the use of one username and password throughout Yahoo!'s other services, makes it...

Pros: Free, pretty reliable, filters spam well, POP access
Cons: Delivery sometimes slow, occasional outages

Yahoo Mail is not without occasional problems, but let's face it. It works pretty darn well and it's FREE!

To conserve space, I'm going to assume that you're computer literate enough to know what email is and basically how it works.
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Pros: Integration with Yahoo! products, mail forwarding, bulk mail
Cons: May not have the storage capacity for some users

Free email was once a brilliant idea - the inventors of Hotmail made a cool $400 million off of it. No longer. You can get free email from just about any major website, portal or otherwise. So, just free email isn't that big of a deal these days....

Pros: Free, has lots of features, simple to use.
Cons: Can be slow during peak hours, and has an annoying habit of checking to see "if you are sure".

Yahoo.com is a free service that is better than many of them out there! While I find that it has some objectionable features, it is on the whole a pretty darn good service. I guess that when I log on,I expect to see something that interests me, and at...

Pros: Easy to use, many useful functions
Cons: Sometimes have trouble accessing, security concerns

Over the past few years, I've tried a number of Web-based e-mail services. Some were good, most were not. When I first tried Yahoo! Mail, I wasn't too impressed. There were times when I couldn't log in, and other times when I couldn't connect to the...

Pros: fast load, easy to use, many options, can POP down from it
Cons: can't view two messages at once

I have been using Yahoo! Mail now for about a year and a half. During that time it has gone through at least one makeover and has had bunch of features added. Overall I find Yahoo! Mail to be a great free product.

The interface for Yahoo!...

Pros: free of charge, well-organized, nice memory size
Cons: delays in sending and receiving mail; systems errors interrupting service

Email has become a necessity for many professionals and students. As I tell my family members, students, professors, and colleagues, I am most reliably reached by email (because I am rarely home and don't like to use cell phones frequently in public). I...

Pros: Free, customizable, constant new services (points.yahoo.com, auctions, etc)
Cons: Poor security, poor speed, no notable advantages over the competition

Yahoo! makes a good box for a secondary 'junk' account -- the sort of thing you might use for "here is your tracking number for your order with this onlinebiz.com" mail and casual exchanges with others with Yahoo! accounts, given its somewhat...

Pros: Free, fun, many options and they add more all the time.
Cons: Small box capacity in free mode, a few times access was denied.

I have had many email accounts through pay and non pay services and in my opinion Yahoo.com is the best for me. I love the different options it allows. I am not saying it is the best choice for everyone, as there are some limits and a few problems, but...

Pros: Most service, tightly integrated, easy to use
Cons: Minimal lag

Yah, the most features... sometimes called a "por-tal." I really appreciate Yahoo! and all the services they provide. If you need web-mail rather than a POP3 account, this is -the- way to go. Back in the early days of the web Yahoo! was one...

Pros: Best free email
Cons: only 6mb

Introduction

I have been a long time user of Yahoo mail, I strongly feel that is one of the best free email providers out there along with Hotmail. It very easy to log in to your Yahoo account, you can just go to Yahoo.com and log in to your...

Pros: Easy to use, bulk mail filter
Cons: None

Yahoo! mail is pretty much like a lot of other web-based email services out there with one exception: it will make emails a snap if you use My Yahoo! Yes, MSN also is integrated into hotmail, but to my knowledge, MSN doesn't notify you when you get new...

Pros: Kept me getting my newsletters.
Cons: Small amount of space allowed.

Yahoo! mail saved the day for me. For some reason, I was not getting my TechTV newsletters. I found out that they would not pass an anti-spamming trap that Time-Warner had set up. This, even though all the newsletters that TechTV sends out are...

Pros: Easy to Use
Cons: Limited space on attachments

Yahoo Mail has several great features. What I would like to do in this review is break several of the great features down for you. Hopefully, this will let you know why I love Yahoo Mail.

Space

Yahoo Mail provides over 6.0...