What email client do you use?

What email client do you use?

  • Yahoo!

    Votes: 9 24.3%
  • aol

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • msn hotmail

    Votes: 8 21.6%
  • Gmail

    Votes: 12 32.4%
  • GoDaddy

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • something else(name it:)

    Votes: 8 21.6%
  • None

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    37

Dylan_

banned
I didn't vote because I don't use any of those....From what options are there the thread should be What Free E-mail Celirent do you use.... At the Moment I use GMail with Outlook Express and Thunderbird
 

tlarkin

VIP Member
you mean web based email service? I use Gmail, but I use several different clients to check my mail.
 

Tayl

VIP Member
My main email accounts are with Gmail (Renamed to googlemail in the UK due to legal reasons with Google and some other small company). The program I use to read them POP3 wise is Thunderbird.
 

OvenMaster

VIP Member
My ISP mail is read with Netscape Mail.
Web mail is Yahoo.
I had the same Hotmail account since 1998 but let it die because the geniuses at Microsoft cleaned it all out on me with no warning, and it's much too slow for my tastes compared to Yahoo.
 

maroon1

New Member
You should put multiple choice.
I use yahoo, gmail and hotmail.

I have voted for yahoo, because I use it the most
 

Shane

Super Moderator
Staff member
Windows Live messenger...Which is basicly Msn messenger correct me if im wrong.
 

tlarkin

VIP Member
what are the advantages of an e-mail program like Outlook or Thunderbird?

I dislike outlook. Its bulky, its back up method is sloppy and a pain. I hate messing with .pst files.

Thunderbird is an open source client which has many extensions like firefox, and it is handy. I use thunderbird for my home computer, and Groupwise client at work (since we run netware servers at my work).
 

techturtle

New Member
what are the advantages of an e-mail program like Outlook or Thunderbird?

I personally have not found an advantage for Thunderbird, but I use Outlook for it's many contact and time management features. Outlook has integrated task list, calender, flag email for follow up, etc. It's my "one stop" for tracking things to do, things I did, and such.
 
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