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[Matthew.]

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As Yahoo! Mail approaches its 10-year anniversary, I’m the lucky one who gets to announce that we will begin offering everyone unlimited email storage starting in May 2007. To mark the occasion, I checked in with David Nakayama, our group vice president of engineering, for some perspective on this milestone. In case that name doesn’t ring a bell, he’s the developer of RocketMail, one of the world’s first webmail products, which Yahoo! acquired and relaunched as Yahoo! Mail in 1997

http://yodel.yahoo.com/2007/03/27/yahoo-ma...ity-and-beyond/


I dumped GMail for Y!Mail a while ago, and haven't looked back. Love GMail, Love Y!Mail much more lol.

I keep organised folders, i forward mail from my other accounts into separate folders, it catches 99% of the small amount of spam spam (for me) and has a great interface (much better than GMail imo)

I am currently using 2% of my 1GB quota, so this isn't going to impact me majorly but it it certainly a step in the right direction for Y!Mail.

Edited by Matthew., 28 March 2007 - 02:04 PM.

[Av-]

Unlimited storage, but they still wont let you send attachments over 10 MB

[Ben]

I just use Outlook... stores your emails on your computer and you can send any filesize you want.

[syntex]

Tried Hotmail, Y!Mail AND Gmail.

Prefer P2LMail xD

[Bug]

Ben, on Mar 29 2007, 10:43 AM, said:

I just use Outlook... stores your emails on your computer and you can send any filesize you want.

Same here!! Outlook is the best option to go, IMO - I use GMail with Outlook - Superb!

[exido]

i dont know is it worth it to go from gmail to yahoo... everywone knows my old email but yahoo is good.. :S

[α∂αмяoss]

Google mail is the best, wont be long before they reach 3GB storage limit.

[raidsilver]

Yahoo! is a little late here. Honestly. They're just now getting to this point.... sad. Ever since I had an uncontrollable amount of spam that Y! couldn't get rid of for me. I moved to GMail and LOVE IT!.

Sorry Y!, I'm not convinced.

[Av-]

Using 200 MB of nearly 3 gigs on my Gmail, spread over more than 2 years... Do I really need more space?