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I'm looking to use one of these free email services. Any opinions of one versus the other?
moose said:Gmail, and where have you been yomamma?
yomamma said:
moose said:I haven't seen your posts for a while... I thought that you left for a few weeks or something...
Yomamma, WHAT DID YOU DO TO PENGWUINO??JasonRox said:Yeah, Pengwuino is missing too!
I can search my yahoo mail. Plus they added a bunch of new features. Yahoo is more user friendly, but you have more storage with g-mail, if that's an issue.moose said:Gmail, and where have you been yomamma?
Gmail is awesome. I love how I can search it easily, and also star some emails to send into a favorites type folder. The spam filters work great for me. Things just make sense.
lol, my friend uses gmail to make backups of his MySQL databases, among other databases. Other than for that reason, I don't see why you would need 2.7+ gigs, but it's nice to have just becauseEvo said:I can search my yahoo mail. Plus they added a bunch of new features. Yahoo is more user friendly, but you have more storage with g-mail, if that's an issue.
You can search Yahoo? Is that relatively new? I hadn't noticed that before. I didn't think there was much difference in user-friendliness between the two. They have different ways of organizing your emails, but I don't think either is any harder than the other to use.Evo said:I can search my yahoo mail. Plus they added a bunch of new features. Yahoo is more user friendly, but you have more storage with g-mail, if that's an issue.
Moonbear said:And don't forget there's always PF Email!
Hmm...I didn't know it was tied to the email. I never used their chat feature, and was never even curious enough to try signing up to see if it was a separate program like with yahoo. Being blocked from work is a good reason to not use it though.Evo said:Another reason I stopped using g-mail is that when they added the chat feature, access to g-mail became blocked from work. Yahoo has chat, but they don't have it tied to the e-mail, so it's not blocked.
I don't even remember the information I used to set up my account and can't get into it.Moonbear said:PF Email is here: http://physicsforums.mail.everyone.net/email/scripts/loginuser.pl
You need to be a contributor to use it, last I checked. I can't recall if you need to sign up with your username here...I know I did anyway, so that if I need to get email from or to a member here, I can give them that address for first contact.
I don't know how to find it from PF now, I just have it bookmarked.
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