yahoo.com in general Reviews

Yahoo, the American company offers a lot to the internet user, perhaps one of it’s best services is that of free email. By creating an account with them you receive a free email address and ‘passport’ allowing you to use other services (the messenger service is excellent). Being free doesn’t mean ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo is just about the most reliable internet-based mail system I have found. I have never, ever, known the server to be down at any time, day or night. The system is relaible, the e-mails get through quickly (I have tried this, and by setting the options correctly you can collect POP3 mail while you're out and about. You ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo! is now one of the most popular e-mail providers on the internet today, providing a free service with some extra services too. Yahoo, hot in competition with rivals Hotmail, Excite, Jungle, etc. is a growing company providing a fast and efficient service for e-mail users. On signing up, Yahoo! provide you with an e-mail account, a ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo is a really good e-mail provider at first you get it free yes no payments at all ever, you have whatever@yahoo.co.uk which i think is good. Another good thing is that you get no junk mail i have had a Yahoo email address for a few months so far and have not had any junk mail. There are also loads of decent things going on inside ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo was one of the first companies to offer free web based email and to quite a good degree of success. The main advantage of the yahoo email service is their integration of email and chatroom servers so your email alias is automatically reserved for use on their chat server or yahoo messenger downloadable chat client. This is ...  Read the complete review

I store every single e-mail I send and received. You never know when you'll need some of the information contain in deleted e-mails. The best way is to retain all of them. E-mails take up very little space, especially in today's multiple gigabyte hardisk. However, with Yahoo! Mail's 3Mb limitation, this is not a viable ...  Read the complete review

It is free, it's easy and its quick. For a web based email service I don't think you could ask for more than yahoo. While I don't use it as my main email address I'm sure I would have no difficulty in adjusting to it. The site is quick to load and I have never encountered any technical difficulties while using ...  Read the complete review

I have also, like elcampnordas, used Yahoo! since I had my first computers, I even used it before that, checking my e-mail in cyber cafes and at my friends' houses. Yahoo! is good for one thing, as far as I'm concerned, and that is it's e-mail thing. The search facility is useless, and finds totally unrealted ...  Read the complete review

I feel the modern Yahoo to be a much better product with lots of extra services - many of them with national content. Something we complained about in the old days. The only real problem I have had with them is they kept buying up other companies I had accounts with. So today I have three yahoo accounts, two in the USA and one ...  Read the complete review

I think yahoo service is easy to use and blocks junk mail and i have not had any. It and easy access hard to hack website. Unlike Hotmail which has been hacked many times and sometimes doesn;t load. But there are not many names left so it is hard to get one which is right unlike services such as another.com. The Motivation I had was that ...  Read the complete review

In my search for a decent POP3 mailservice to cope with my portable and desktop needs, I tried yahoo. The service is very good, fast and has plenty of options for the user. One big drawback of the service is the Yahoo signature appended to the bottom of each message. Not too businesslike me thinks. From Yahoo, ...  Read the complete review

I have been using Yahoo mail since I first used the internet back in the bad old days when we paid call charges & access fees, my isp at the time offered 2 years access for £30 better than AOL £16 per month but the downside was e mail was extra. It didn't take long to find Yahoo as a search engine that seemed to suit me & ...  Read the complete review

I have been with yahoo email, and used the yahoo search engines eversince I bought my first computer. It is by far one of the easiest search engines to use, not necesserily one of the more powerful. When I was a beginnerat the internet it was very usefull. What seems to baffle me slightly is the unchanged apperance after so ...  Read the complete review

Yahoo! Mail is the best email service, and when you signup you get access to the rest of Yahoo's services. When you signup you also get an online address book which has a very nice feature. You can import email adresses in to Yahoo address book with out even typing in names. All you need to do is export you address book ...  Read the complete review

I signed up to yahoo mail about 8 months ago when I subscribed to some e;mail communities at onelist.com . In the months since signing up yahoo mail has been very good I can only think of about 6 times when I have had trouble connecting to my account and this has usually been resolved within a couple of hours ,this is very reliable ...  Read the complete review

I signed up with Yahoo after I signed up with Lycos. I found with my Lycos account I was reciviving too many bulk mails and spam. With yahoo I am able to keep the bulk mail to one side away from the mail i want to read. I found it also useful having a holiday option that allows me to write a pre set message to anyone who ...  Read the complete review

I signed up for a yahoo account about 6 months ago, and So far, I've not had 1 bit of junk mail. I have only ever recieved mail from people who I've given my address to! I like the layout of the site, Its easy to use and find your way around. It can take some time to load things though. I found with a lot of ...  Read the complete review

I signed up for yahoo after signing up for hotmail. My main purpose was to send my beenz junk mail there. Anyway, after i used it i wasnt too happywith the service. I recieved WAY too many spam or junk e-mails from them. However, 1 thing i did like was that if i wanted to use yahoo messinger (which was poo anyway) i didnt ...  Read the complete review

I learned the benefits of having an email account indepedent of your interent service provider when I had a couple of occasions when many problems occured after my computer crashed and I just couldn't get my bloody outlook Express settings back in working order, typical, I know there is a world far beyond Microsoft but I just sit ...  Read the complete review

I love Yahoo mail for the simple reason that it is the only web based mail service i have found that lets you know when you have mail. Maybe there are others out there but i just havn't found them. There is nothing more annoying than having to log into say the hotmail website only to find you have no new mail, whereas with ...  Read the complete review