Which email service do you use the most?
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I use yahoo email its simple because you can use your ID for everything else yahoo.
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google or G-mail\nhot mail
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Google for sure. The brand new gmail has smacked ancient hotmail down.
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GMail has the largest most reliable services.\n\nemail me your email address if you want a free invite.
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Its your main email . For example, if you have an aol email, and a yahoo email, the one you use most you would want to be your default email client.
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I would say use Yahoo!, just take a look at the new GUI that it has coming out. The only thing thta I don't like about Yahoo! Mail is that it does not have a place where you can set  a emails priority like in outlook. Also you can't recall a message.
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Tell us what e-mail program you are running and maybe we can help.
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I use email, because most do nowdays and it is fast.   I prefer surface mail to get and to send.   I enjoy writing it out with little drawings and such,   I enjoy getting one handwritten.    but most people will not write in general and surface mail in particular.  sad
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hotmail, lycos, mail.com,\njust go to:\nhttp://www.emailaddresses.com/guide_types.htm
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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!!
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My vote goes to YAHOO, it has more features than every other IM and it works great.\n\nHowever, if you have many email accounts and are not sure which IM to use, why don't you try using an IM program where you can use all of your email accounts in one place, like AOL, YAHOO, HOTMAIL, ICQ and so on.\n\nThere are tons of them, like TRILLIAN and so on. Just run a search on them, you'll find the one you like.
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My preference is to use a third party service, and we are currently using Constant Contact http://www.constantcontact.com right now.\n\nWe used to do our newsletter sending inhouse to our double optin list. We used e-Campaign http://www.lmhsoft.com/ ; it's cheap and easy to set up. It is capable of sending both HTML and text versions of an email newsletter. But you need to have an ISP that will allow you to send bulk emails which means getting a business account. Otherwise, you will only be able to send 100 emails per hour - and that's a bummer if you have 20,000 emails to send.\n\nWe then checked out third party services such as Topica and Constant Contact. Topica is more expensive; customer support is available only through email and they respond within 24 hours (not fast enough for me) and they have limitations on how many email campaigns you can send in a month. \n\nConstant Contact is cheaper, with a very accessible customer support via phone. With tightening spam controls with ISPs, it is riskier to send email campaigns through your own computer and ISP because the ISP can close your account if someone complains. Using a third party service will shield your account from this risk\n\nI highly recommend Constant Contact - they have 60 days trial period that you can check out.
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It al depends on what e-mail system do you use
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Using what? What program or web-based email are your trying to use? Who's your ISP?
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I am using yahoo, msn and google. I find yahoo the best.
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yahoo\ngmail\nhotmail\njuno\nmsn\naltavista.net\nbolt.com\nblazemail.com\nbordermail.com\nmyway.com
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Be more specific....what are you using for e-mail? Are you getting an error?