Which free email accounts to you have and which are the best? I have gmail, yahoo, outlook (microsoft only because I was forced to) and also inbox. I never used to like gmail, but I have gotten used to it and these days yahoo is getting harder to use with so many ads there is no where to scroll. I have to log in every now and then to keep the accounts going, but I do forward everything to a gmail account as a hard copy.
I have an account with Yahoo, Gmail, and Hotmail, but my main email account is with Yahoo, because I have experienced getting my mails deleted randomly on it's own with Gmail. As for Hotmail, they're ok, but hard to navigate if you're only using a mobile browser.
I use Outlook and Gmail. I have been using Outlook for over 10 years now, it was my first ever email and I still use it, the very same account! I like Gmail, however Outlook is definitely my favorite. I prefer its layout and overall format. It's sleeker, more intuitive and easier to use! I like having two email accounts because if I have any problem with one of them I have another one to use. Not to mention you can divide your space. However, if I could only choose one it's definitely Outlook!
I have several email accounts. Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo and I even tried Shortmail. Difference between Shortmail and all the other email services is that you can't send an email longer than 500 characters. Because of that I use it only occasionally. To make reading my mail easier I forward all my mail [from other accounts] to one of Gmail accounts and access it therein.
Can I just say I hate Yahoo?! I have two Yahoo email accounts that have been giving me grief for the past two years and I'm sick to the back teeth of it. I know I'm not the only one, as I've been to the Yahoo Facebook page and seen many people in my position. I can only access one of them because my husband tweaked something (don't ask!) so that I can access the mail, not directly via Yahoo though. The other one I've totally given up on. I've also got an outlook account, which has worked like magic ever since I set it up I've also thought about getting a gmail account as I've heard good things about it
Yes, I hate Yahoo now. It was one of my first accounts and back then it was fine, but now you have to go through their news page, so I don't use it as often. Many people have switched to gmail and I have few people on yahoo, but I keep it for yahoo groups in case. I think yahoo need to restructure as fewer people use it and are getting annoyed with too many ads unless you want to pay to get rid of them. I have outlook, but am just not getting on with it so far, I like a quick log in and I always get asked for verification.
Yahoo just gets worse and worse all across the board. While yahoo answers was never a high quality form of information it was at least decent. Now they not only crack down harder on answers and questions, they change the page layout too. I don't know about the mail. I like that they have new backgrounds but it hasn't changed other than that. It's always seemed to suck.
I've never used Yahoo - sounds like I haven't missed out! I used Gmail now and I really like it, although it did take me some time to get used to. Prior to Gmail I used Outlook, which I never had any problems with, and which my husband still uses and prefers. I wouldn't switch back, though that could be just because I'm used to Gmail rather than because it's superior in any particular way.
I have a lot of e-mail accounts because I am on a lot of offer sites. I love hotmail but I also use gmail and yahoo. All of them work fine, but I prefer Hotmail.
I have a Gmail and a Yahoo account, and I must say that I pretty much use my Gmail account for everything. Of all the free email services, I think that Gmail is the absolute easiest. I've used AOL email before and it's just the worse. On top of that, there are ads pretty much everywhere on the site, which make the page run way slower than it has to. Yahoo is fairly decent, but I think that it has the potential to get confusing as well.
I have different email accounts for different purposes. I use gmail, yahoo, outlook and AOL. By far, AOL is my favorite. I tried inbox, but didn't like it much. Yahoo doesn't do a great job at clearing out the spam. I'm getting used to Gmail. Aside from the ones mentioned here (AOL, Gmail, yahoo, inbox and outlook) are there any others that I'm not aware of that I might try?
Is there such thing as paid email accounts? Never heard of such a thing before. Leaving that aside, I use Gmail exclusively, and I have no other accounts in any other mail platform. In the past I was used to Hotmail and Yahoo, but I slowly phased out of them towards Gmail and I haven't regretted it.
I only have GMail, YahooMail and MSN Live email accounts under my belt. I prefer to communicate using GMail and YahooMail because I've had them since my teenage years. I'm practically used to using them compared to MSN. Although I've dabbled with it for a time, I just couldn't get the hang of it. I try to assign a specific purpose for each email. For instance, my GMail account is for business and formal contacts, while YahooMail is for close friends and social media sign-ups.
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I use both Yahoo Mail and Google Mail. I mostly use Yahoo for utility work such as forum posting, blogging, game account verification, etc. While Google is mostly for my personal blog. I have another email account and it's with Apple's iCloud and I use at as my main social network email account. I don't know why I bother using these three when I could stick with one but it works, and I'm not planning of changing this any time soon.
I just helped a friend open a G-Mail account and it looks soooo snazzy! I'll definitely be opening an account or two there. When you compare it to Yahoo, they're WORLDS apart! I too opened my Yahoo accounts eons ago and never thought to change, out of habit. But things are just getting progressively worse by the day.
Yes, you can pay for upgraded email accounts on Yahoo,Log Inand Hotmail with more space and features. Some business people use them as it is cheaper for them than buying a domain and hosting. My brother tends to snap up new emails accounts with his name as he did with Outlook, but I don't usually bother to keep up with them. I liked Yahoo, but it seems they are losing people as the consensus is Yahoo is out of date. I don't give people my yahoo account, though I have several, because of this.
I stick with Yahoo and Gmail in the main, but I've also got a legacy Excite account as well. The Excite one is one I could probably shut down, though I'm still getting stuff sent to it from some random old sign ups.
I have free email accounts with Gmail, Yahoo, and Hotmail that I've been using for a long time. I do like all of them but I think Yahoo is the best. I check my email messages every single day for anything that is really important. I actually have a lot of accounts for business and personal.
I have accounts with Gmail and Microsoft. I love both of these email clients, they get the job done and it's for free so i really have no complaints whatsoever. Of course, from time to time, they act up which is completely normal but overall experience is okay so far.
