Yahoo! Mail

Pros: A major bang for the buck in features, bulk mail filter, reliable
Cons: Some spam trickles through here and there

Over the last month or so, after using my AT&T email account for all my email concerns, I began to look for a new web-based email account. You see, my Worldnet email account was slow on occasion, and sometimes to the point that I couldn't sent my...

Pros: reliable e-mail provider; lighter SPAM load than other services
Cons: lacking in customer support services

Yahoo! Mail is just one of the free e-mail providers I have used over the years. Like most free service providers, they have some weak areas and we will be discussing both the pros and the cons before you decide to sign up for your own account....

Pros: Easily retrieves email from other domains, simple to use
Cons: Mailbox only holds 6Mg

I had been using Yahoo! Email for a few years, but never really received anything more than junk mail because everyone knew my main email address. But recently that has all changed and I now have to keep up with it or I run out of my 6 Mg of space...

Pros: Many features and options, simple to use, POP3
Cons: Yahoo! fatigue from watching the company merge with other online services

In the 4 ½ years I have been using e-mail, I have opened many accounts. Some are for my personal e-mail, and others are for junk mail. I regarded Yahoo! as being in the latter category, having dismissed them due to previous experiences with other Yahoo!...

Pros: Fast, free, simple, and reliable!
Cons: Junk e-mail

I bet Yahoo! just loves this category. After all, with 450 member ratings and all but a miniscule 5% or so who failed to recommend the service, this category is basically free advertisement for Yahoo! Mail. Having said that, I feel obligated to add my...

Pros: free, easy to use, loads fast, pop access, mail forwarding, allows attachments, address book
Cons: no large files can be sent or received, mail from others can bounce

General Overview

I’ve used Yahoo! Mail on and off for quite a while. At one point it was my primary mail provider, but currently I have an ISP account. However, I do keep one for my “other” mail, where I don’t want to disclose my...

Pros: Lots of space; Email alerts; No junk mail; Virus scanning; Vacation response; Search.
Cons: Most of the usernames are taken.

I was first made to sign up for YahooMail when Yahoo took over Geocities and all its members were subsequently required to transfer to a new Yahoo account. I found myself liking YahooMail very much, it being a pleasant change from Hotmail, which took...

Pros: Fast and reliable Internet-based e-mail; Spam filter
Cons: Service might be down every now and again; forget about sending long files

When it comes to Internet-based e-mail, most people ask four things -- is it fast, is it reliable, is it free and will the hosting company be in business next week? Yahoo! satisfies all three of these requirements.

First of all, Yahoo! is...

Pros: Easy to use with lots of space!
Cons: Very few cons to using Yahoo! Mail.

What more can I say about a product that already has 440 reviews? Well, let's see...

A Brief History of Time...

If you search through the Yahoo! website you will find a history of Yahoo! with this interesting...

Pros: Still good, for the most part.
Cons: Clear signs of deterioration, now and in the future.

So, after I get something (which I don't have) enlarged, will I still be making $5,000 a week, working at home?

Or, can I expect to earn more?

I'm troubled by Yahoo's troubles, which seem clearer every day.

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Pros: free, 1GB storage, handles multiple attachments, rock solid
Cons: lots of interface issues, difference in interface from OS to OS and browser to browser

I've never been a big fan of web mail. In the early days they were so primitive in terms of both functionality and interface, had such meager size limits, and lost mail like it was going out of style. Their only benefits were the ability to get mail from ...

Pros: 6MB of space, it's free
Cons: Having site problems lately

I originally opened my Yahoo account simply because I thought the name was cute. At the time we didn't have a computer and we checked it at my mother's house. We didn't know anything about and other free email services except Hotmail. My husband opened...

Pros: lots of features
Cons: few user names left

Yahoo Mail is hands down the best free e-mail address you can get. Trust me, I have been with hundreds of e-mail providers. I started using e-mail with hotmail back 5 years ago when they "invented" web-based e-mail and have had to switch every...

Pros: Ease of use
Cons: Delay in mail, spam

Length of time using Yahoo

I have been using Yahoo since was first introduced to the Internet community. I remember when it was a simple search engine with basic mail. Over the past few years it has progressed for the...

Pros: Free email service with lots of extras.
Cons: No way to retract emails in case you need to.

As I have been searching to an alternative to my AOL service, I have investigated a number of free email services including Yahoo! Mail. So far I find Yahoo! Mail to be very user-friendly and easy to use although I tend to switch back and forth until I...