Yahoo has upgraded 100 MB mailboxes

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suthra

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• Jun 15, 2004

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I think yahoo has seen gmail invitations shoot up in namepros and got afraid. LOL.

Butz its reallly cool and i got great surprise when i opened my yahoo mail box. )

Great going YAHOO.

 

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• Jun 15, 2004

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This Yahoo offer is:
- too late
- too small
- and makes them look like copycats.
Not to mention that you have to choose something like [email protected] ...

 

aww

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• Jun 15, 2004

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More space is never too late!
Competition always makes the end user win...

NYtimes article on this
(special link, no registration need)

 

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bizbj

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• Jun 15, 2004

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100M,when hot mail will up to 100M for free?

 

jane118

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• Jun 15, 2004

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yea this comes after i delete a lot of stuff

 

matrics

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• Jun 15, 2004

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Yahoo sucks once again. If they can't beat google's offr, then they shouldn't make offers like this, it's not likely they will stop people signing up with gmail, which is bigger and better

 

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billinchina

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• Jun 15, 2004

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Yea, I want to see hotmail up theirs! I don't use Yahoo! Mail...

 

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jstep

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• Jun 15, 2004

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ehh...its a try, yahoos too slow anyways

 

Anthony

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• Jun 16, 2004

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If you pay them $20/yr. you get text-ad only 2GB of storage. Where'd they get that idea from?

:lol:

Hotmail isn't budging at all -- still stuck at 2MB limit...

 

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kash88888

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• Jun 16, 2004

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Yahoo offer ROCKS.

gmail sucks.

 

Crusader

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• Jun 16, 2004

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I think all yahoo mail accounts are getting 100mb quota now.

 

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suthra

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• Jun 16, 2004

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No, not all.

All my accounts except 1 account got upgraded. This one account still is in 6 mb limit and i recieve almost 6.5mb of mails everyday and is my main mail id.

 

marcuss

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• Jun 16, 2004

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Does Yahoo support IMAP/POP3 or forward of mail?

 

aww

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Originally posted by marcuss
Does Yahoo support IMAP/POP3 or forward of mail?

Click to expand...

YahooPops is your friend

 

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• Jun 16, 2004

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G-Mail rocks, but it would be crazy if even google couldnt handle the storage capacity needed. I think they will be suprised at how much room people will use if they are allowed free reign lol.

 

Crusader

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• Jun 16, 2004

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hmmm when I went to the yahoo mail it said signup now for the new and improved 100mb accounts... anyways I like gmail better :D it doesn't have an ad when you send a message.

 

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jstep

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• Jun 16, 2004

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???
doesnt it giv eyou ads when you recieve?

 

Crusader

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• Jun 16, 2004

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no, gmail doesn't have any ads on messages sent or received.

 

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jstep

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• Jun 16, 2004

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oh, its just aroudn them?