[kj] OT: which free webmail?

[Brendan]

Yeah they can fuck right off with that one, christ the gall of some
companies. "Anything you put into your browser we own." That was idiotic 
and their excuse was lame.

EPIC FAIL.


> After the EULA fiasco for chrome I'm not so sure they can be called

> the lesser....

>

> At 02:32 AM 9/6/2008, Brendan wrote:

>>Thier whole business model is more fragile than many realise. Anyone

>> could

>>come up with the better search engine any day and out-Google

>>Google...except insofar as a % of people have become so used to Googling

>>that it's now synonymous with web searching.

>>

>>Over time they are diversifying into other markets, I'm keen to give

>> their

>>new browser, Chrome, a try. I think they are the lesser of 2 evils.

>>

>>Then again, Microsoft is giving away an awful lot of $ through their

>> charity.

>>

>> > But who keeps Google in check?

>> >

>> > At 05:35 AM 9/5/2008, Brendan wrote:

>> >>If you want to use it at work make sure it's one you can access

>> through

>> >>the company system, test it out first. Other than that the limits

>> these

>> >>days are crazy, Gmail is at least 2GB, hotmail is 5 last time I

>> checked

>> >>but I don't like Micro$oft.

>> >>

>> >>I'd recommend Google (gmail), only real company that can keep

>> Microsoft

>> >> in

>> >>check...their anti-spam is good too. They also offer loads of other

>> >>services on top of gmail...

>> >>

>> >> > Hi Peeps,

>> >> >

>> >> >

>> >> >

>> >> > I'm thinking of separating my personal stuff from this work

>> address.

>> >> >

>> >> >

>> >> >

>> >> > Which free web based email would you recommend?  Yahoo Mail,

>> Hotmail,

>> >> > Gmail?  Something else?  The bigger the inbox the better - don't

>> want

>> >> to

>> >> > start bouncing when the Gathering is at its busiest!

>> >> >

>> >> >

>> >> >

>> >> > Cheers,

>> >> >

>> >> > Janean

>> >> >

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