Which web based e-mail do you use?

I personally have shifted to GMX Mail, I like the interface, I never get spam (so far), and I can send an attachment(s) of upto 50 MB in one e-mail.

have look at it >> http://gmx.com/

 

As far as I am aware GMX sends you their own adds ... so there is your spam.

I use yahoo for private uses, have google mail for public use (1 actually, 1 for public use, one from university) and else... Windows Live Mail for NBR use and 2 tiscali accounts for - ehm... non use...

 

Gmail FTW.

 

the only problem with gmail is you rarely get the email id you are looking for......they are like all taken

 

Gmail and AOL

 

Hotmail so i can use skydrive, and Yahoo so i can play fantasy. I would take hotmail over yahoo because i can get hotmail in outlook without installing 3rd party software

 

i use WL, i several email actually

my username @

my ISP
hotmail.com
live.com
live.com.au
gmail.com
yahoo.com

and i also have

my name @connect.my uni.edu.au
my school ID @my state.edu.au

i have my uni, school forwarded to my hotmail and am trying to slowly kill of my ISP one before i move to a better ISP. the only reason i have all the hotmail/live ones is cause i wanna sew up my name... i might even get my other nickname with them all too. the yahoo is used for my tivo account and gmail is only new (for the hell of havin it... lol)

 

Yahoo runs fine without third party software for me in Outlook...
Except can get an error message when my yahoo account is empty.

 

I have multiple services actually-All the bigs (GMail, AOL Mail, Windows Live Hotmail, Yahoo Mail)

I'd rank WLM on top in terms of UI-It's clean and unintrusive. While many say Google's Gmail wins in this regard, WLM manages to expose more features while remaining easy to navigate and pleasing to the eye. I've had some mail delivery issues in the past, but it's been good for years now. I don't use this account that often though

AOL Mail-The UI is decently modern but I just don't particularly like it much. I use this only because it's one of the longest running e-mail addresses i've had so most of my mail goes here. I use Outlook 07 to view this mail whenever possible.

Yahoo-I almost never use this, so giving an opinion of it, wouldnt be fair. lol

 

Gmail has the most confusing UI (particularly grouping of messages), but I still use it along with Yahoo and Live mail.

 

I have a Hotmail and a Gmail account.

Both are setup to forward to my Outlook Inbox.

 

I have Windows Live, Yahoo, and Gmail accounts.

EDIT: Oh, and a school account.

 

Really, I could never get it to work. Do you have a free yahoo account or a yahoo plus account? The only way I ever got the free mail to work was to install a program called Ypops.

 

I've got a free yahoo account.

See here, but remove the "plus" in the POP and SMTP addresses
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/original/mailplus/pop/pop-14.html

 

I use Hotmail and Yahoo Plus, and I have tried many others. I find that Yahoo Plus has so many more options to customize the mail the way I want, that it's my first choice, for that reason alone.

 

I use the one from my webhosting account.

So I get what ever I want, for example I have my [email protected]
as an email.

 

I also have a University email. It used Novel Groupwise, which I despise!

[email protected]

It used to be: [email protected]

 

whatever's confusing about that.. if you mean the conversation-grouping, then, well, might be confusing, but at least, you don't have to search random mails together to find out how you actually handled a topic..

since gmail, i dropped all other mail, being it web or local, for being sort of "twitter only". how often do you have mail conversation that is just one message long? normally, never. and thus, gmail does right what about everyone else does, or did, wrong for years. mails are chaotic.

i do have accounts on mostly any other server existing, but that's just in case it might be needed one day.

 

Oh yeah my school/university email is Outlook Web Access-It's pretty decent.

 

I mainly use Gmail and Hotmail (gets dumped into my Gmail account). Also have a Yahoo address that I would love to get rid of, but need it for 2 things (Flickr and my MyYahoo page). My family uses Aol , but I got rid of mine.

 

I find the grouping of sent messages (to the sender whose e-mail is in inbox) with the inbox messages confusing. When I am looking at a recent received e-mail from that sender, Gmail is listing the recent sent message with all the received messages grouped at the top (confusing for me atleast).

 

and doesn't it make sense to have the mail history of the right now recieved mail right at hand? normally, it does (and that's why we have the terrible reply-quote-queue at the end of ordinary mails).

it's not like it shows up random mails. only mails that are of the same topic.

 

Haha!

Windows Live Mail here

 

Like most here, I have addresses at most all the major providers for one reason or another. Gmail is my primary webmail provider though. I find its UI to be the best of the bunch. Of course when I got my Gmail, AOL, Hotmail, and Yahoo were all still stuck in the stone age. They've since caught up in that area and are probably on par with Gmail. But I'm to lazy to switch now, so I'll be sticking with Gmail. I do like the new Hotmail. I still can't stand Yahoo though.

I think most of the people who find Gmail confusing are people who used desktop clients like Outlook and just find the style of Gmail different and confusing at first.

 

I have:
1 Yahoo
3 Google Apps (2 from my domains, one through my school)
1 MSN
1 from my ISP

I actually use all of them regularly.

 

Gmail Ftw!!!!!

 

Gmail baby. Of course, if Outlook was up there, it would own all of these.

 

I use Gmail, both on my computers and android phone.

 

I use squirrel mail mainly, simply because I installed it on our servers. I like its clean, no-nonsense look. So anyway I voted "Other".

 

I use Yahoo, Hotmail and Gmail, I have multiple accounts with each provider.

 

Windows live / Gmail

1 for private / 1 for Public

1 for registration on forums and websites