i just still use hotmail, i dont care if you get about 1 gig space, with hotmail i get 250 mb, and its still enough for me at the moment.

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I agree. Gmail is the best! I used hotmail earlier, but I had to keep deleting mails all the time. Also, gmail doesn't keep sending you silly emails with different offers they have and such.

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Gmail is the hotness.

End of discussion.

Unless you have your own domain, like I will soon then that'll be the hotness



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I vote for gmail.com

second rediffmail.com

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I vote for [utl]www.email.si[/url] !

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hotmail is good but only thing besides the space that spoils things, and that's the ads making the browser so hard to load and causing a temporary jam... With gmail lifes easier but just that the browser sometimes have problem with gmail and have to restart the browser to solved, but still I would go through a little trouble to this great service...

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I am sure everybody will be agree on GMAIL. Google have change free Email.
They have force the free email provider to do something like more and more storage and free features...

It is easy to use..very

GMAIL Rules.

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Can somebody from admins repair my url 2 post's higher ? I have a little mstake make

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I agree with wariorpk, Gmail, in my opinion, is the best email out there. It is free and you get over 2 gigabytes of storage. Although, there is an old web email host that has unlimited storage. One of my friends uses this email, Mail2world. I used to use it until I got an invitation for Gmail. After that I stopped using that account..., and starting using Gmail. To me it's a lot easy to use with a much better interface.

 

 

 

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Honestly people..

There's no such thing as unlimited space.

It's like saying I've got an infinite sized hard-drive.

The space exists somewhere, just in extremely large amounts. Enough that the supplier thinks that you'll NEVER get that high (which is why they provide limits in attachments and file sizes, etc. There's a limit, maybe a gig, that they impose, however at the rate of a few kilobytes per message, it'll take a while to fill up (possibly the time the business will use to go bankrupt, or something of that rate) so they'll never have to impose their space limit upon you (of course, all in theory.)

Panda.

Oh yeah, and again, Gmail rocks.

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