yahoo.com in general Reviews

Before joining yahoo mail I was advised to get a hotmail account. If you know me, which you probably don’t and never will, you will know that I am the type of person who does exactly the opposite that everyone suggests. I like to be different you see. Since joining yahoo auctions I have probably persuaded at least ten ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Yahoo.com mail for about 4 years and have to say I think it really is easy to use. Also it demonstrates that functionality and straight-forwardness rules over complicated design. Personally I have never seen such a horrid screen for loggin in. But, I can see where I need to put in my information ...  Read the complete review

Everyone know's and uses Yahoo to search or shop, etc. Yahoo email is another feature of this popular web portal. If you are anything like me, you'll have different email addresses for different things, one for friends, one for work, one for mailing lists, etc. If that is the case, you probably use MS Outlook to manage ...  Read the complete review

You may have already used the Yahoo portal (website) to find something on the internet, but are you a member of Yahoo. Being a member of Yahoo entitles you to alot of free services, including the yahoo e-mail service. To open a Yahoo e-mail account you must first become a Yahoo member. This is absolutely free and ...  Read the complete review

I have been using the yahoo e-mail service now for over a year and have been impressed no end. I also have other e-mail accounts with hotmail and variouse others. However yahoo comes top all the time. Its so easy to use and the layout of the page is very user friendly it enables everybody to easily read and write e-mails ina n istant. ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo was the first proper free Internet email service that I ever joined. With so many users of Yahoo as a search engine, I think that this is probably one of the most widely used email services in the UK (and possibly the World - not sure on that though so don't take my word for it). It is laid in the same sort of style ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Yahoomail for about two years as my main email address and I am not disappointed. I originally signed up with AOL, but my cousin recommended me to Yahoo as if I got rid of AOL, (Which I have now-I have BT Internet) my email address would be inactive. So I signed up with Yahoo and found it very easy to use. ...  Read the complete review

Once you have signed up you can use their fast and efficient e-mail service receive and send e-mails and attach files even receive html mail that instead of text people can use html to send an e-mail to make it look like a web page in your inbox. Receive bulk mail these mails are for those mails that are to big for normal mail to open ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo is a search engine ,an email account, a credit card, a messenger service, a news site a kitchen sink! Well maybee not a kitchen sink but it's pretty good it's really good for newbies to the internet, when I first started it was the first place I visited (due to word of mouth!) and it really does get you started ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo is brilliant, quick to access, easy to understand and loads of options, well worth opening an account. I've been with Yahoo for three years now and whilst I use several e-mail accounts my yahoo account is the one I use for my serious mail due to the fact it's so accessible all the time. Free, and the search is simple ...  Read the complete review

One of the good thing about Yahoo mail is that I never well very rarely receive junk mail. So checking my mail is a doodle. When I log on, it often tells me how many unread messages I have so if I have new messages then I just open and read them. The reason I chose Yahoo mail is because my husband had a Yahoo e-mail address ...  Read the complete review

I have had a Yahoo account for more than two years now, and chose it because I had had problems with my hotmail account, this being the time when there were multiple security problems with hotmail. I have since reused both, although I have found the service offered by yahoo to be better. Yahoo has also recognised the fact that ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Yahoo Mail for over a year now and find it very useful. If you go to the preferences section there are a lot of settings you can configure. As its web based mail, you can access it from any PC anywhere in the world. I also like the option that you can configure your mail client (Outlook, Outlook Express, ...  Read the complete review

Having a free account with both hotmail and Yahoo that I regularly access, I find it easy to make comparisons between the two, as I sue them both so frequently. As my review of Microsoft’s Hotmail already shows, this is a massively impressive e-mail provider that gives you everything you could want for absolutely nothing. Yahoo is ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo is similar in terms of webmail service to Hotmail. They both offer free email accessible over the WWW. They both let you keep the same address for ever if you want. The only real difference between Hotmail and Yahoo is the amount of Spam you`ll get and the way the screen display is laid out. Yahoo seems to get a lot less spam ...  Read the complete review

There are so many good e-mail addresses, it is difficult to distinguish between them. But, one of the better ones around these days, is Yahoo e-mail. It gives you 6.00 Mb of inbox space, which is quite a lot, even if you don’t delete all your messages. And a lot compared to the likes of Hotmail and Mailcity. The ...  Read the complete review

Looking for somewhere to get a free e-mail address? http://www.yahoo.com that's the website to visit. Yahoo, one of the oldest internet companies, is probably the best for e-mail addresses and now I'll tell you why. You can easily personalize your inbox changing the colours etc., block other people's addresses from ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo is a good e-mail service in that it is free and that it allows you to hold up to six megabytes worth of data. The server is rarely down and the speed of receiving mails is generally excellent. As one of the big free mail servers I'd chose it over Hotmail as there seems to be more of a delay on Hotmail when receiving mail. Yahoo ...  Read the complete review

I have internet access both at home and work - obiously this means that i have more than 1 email account but if you've ever tried to setup home email access at work then you'll know that your home ISP allows you to read any incoming mail to your account, but wont let you send out from it without dialing up specifically ... not ...  Read the complete review

I've had a Yahoo! Mail account as a back up to my main ISP for a while now, and to be honest it is a brilliantly handy thing to have. It gives me access to my e-mail from any computer, and as well as anything I might receive to my Yahoo! address I can also download my e-mail from home. Generally the site is pretty ...  Read the complete review