What's better hotmail or yahoo mail ?
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Yahoo because has more storage capability for attachments... I think has 2mb and hotmail 0.5mb... perhaps Yahoo messenger is more sophisticated and modern... the bad thing is that hotmail is more known...
16399
We need more details.  What mail service? Yahoo? GMail? Hotmail?
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Currently I would say that yahoo is the better of the two. Only because of its familiarity and integration into other services it uses, i.e. yahoo 360, yahoo answers, flickr, etc.. gmail is more of just a web based email program with limited integration into googles other services, but that could all change.
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In search and mail. Google ROCKS!!\nSimply ROCKS!! Who else gives you close to 3Gb of email space???\n\nI just love the gmail interface.. No delays at all.. Yahoo seems to be designed for the broadband guys.. \n\nAnd the chat feature within gmail is SUPERB!!
969642
Screw hotmail!\n\ngmail rocks! I bet you already have friends using it! ask one for a invite!
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What kind of e-mail to you have? Yahoo? GMail? Hotmail? Outlook?
76376
GMail is the better E-mail. It lets you use it as a POP acount and has a biger acount then yahoo. Though Gmail is still in beta stage so you would need to be invited to start an acount there. That's the only bad part about that.
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Yahoo is the best free email. Better interface.\n\nhttp://mail.yahoo.com/
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I know right!\n\nI love GMAIL! You can set it up on outlook, but yahoo makes you pay for it. They are so user friendly and they give you so much space! ALL free!\n\nLife would be clueless and expensive without and Gmail.
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It al depends on what e-mail system do you use
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Yes you can, but it must be for the paid version of both emails. The free version of Hotmail and Yahoomail doesn't allow pop3, which is required for a mail client like Thunderbird or Outlook to operate. Gmail supports Pop3, and it's free.\n\nSome people tried to develop a way to emulate Pop3 on hotmail and yahoomail, but this doesn't come freely, they eat up more resources than using pure Pop3.
1101370
I've never had any problem opening hotmail.  I do think Yahoo! offers much better email services.  I don't like gmail because of the ads and their service isn't as good.
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First and Foremost - have you looked at Yahoo's email?  It's very good - and sound like it will do what you want.  Plus, the Beta (not yet fully released - but soon - I HOPE!) is looking like it will blow all other web based emails (Hotmail, Gmail) out of the water!!!  I can't wait!  :)\n\nSecond - try Thunderbird.  (http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird)\n\nIt's supposed to be an excellent email program - and offers a TON of add-ons that will help you make it even more powerful.  Just know that it is a program in flux.  It's what is called "Open-Source" meaning the code for it is open, and everyone helps build it and work with it.  This is a good thing, but also means a program like that will operate like a beta program at times because it needs to be "tweaked" yet.\n\nI also have a friend who likes "The Bat."  I know nothing about it - other than he LOVES it and swears by it.  Do a Yahoo search on "The Bat Email" and you'll find it.  :)\n\nI hope this helps!
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Who needs hotmail which gives a merely 250 MB space.\nGet a Yahoo ID or a Gmail.
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Your best bet is to get Yahoo Mail Plus, because I don't believe hotmail offers pop access.  Hotmail is strictly a web based e-mail client.  But they might have a paid pop access like Yahoo Mail Plus.  But why not just use Yahoo Mail Plus?
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hotmail is poo poo switch to yahoo and you can block emails, you can keep hotmail for trash
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I like gmail much more than yahoo,\n\nThe most plus point with gmail id that gmail provides free POP3 access to their user, which helps microsoft outlook/outlook expresss & NetScape to down load mails from gmail to the local computer.\n\nU can offline access all the mails in your system there after.