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I just logged into my hotmail account and see that they finally upped me from my old 2MB account to 250! About goddamn time!
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Mine's still at the bog 2MB account...
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Wow. Mine is at 10MB.."I dream of a better world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned."Comment
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I understand they are doing gradual upgrades to everybody and eventually we will all have 250MB mail boxesComment
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so what extra do you get from them when you pay for hotmail??.. used to be a 10MB inbox and better spam filtersWe have enough youth - What we need is a fountain of smart!
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There's no point in paying extra.
Still at 2MB, though besdies having 2 100MB Yahoo and 1 1000MB Gmail account (of course I also have 1 pop3 and 1 imap account).Comment
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Maybe now it will be 1G and better filters.Originally posted by tjalfe
so what extra do you get from them when you pay for hotmail??.. used to be a 10MB inbox and better spam filtersComment
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My friend is a registered MSN offender ... er ... subscriber, and his just went up to 2 GB!
Jammrock“Inside every sane person there’s a madman struggling to get outâ€
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So I guess that's what it is then!Originally posted by Jammrock
My friend is a registered MSN offender ... er ... subscriber, and his just went up to 2 GB!
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No, he actually has MSN as his ISP. So he gets 2 GB, with a max email size of 20 MB.“Inside every sane person there’s a madman struggling to get outâ€
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I have the free version, at 10MB...no way I would PAY for hotmail..."I dream of a better world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned."Comment
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Same here. Hotmail is my need to get it but don't want to spammed, on my regular email, email place.Originally posted by Byock
I have the free version, at 10MB...no way I would PAY for hotmail...
LMAO.Originally posted by Jammrock
No, he actually has MSN as his ISP. So he gets 2 GB, with a max email size of 20 MB.
Everybody that I know with MSN is on dial-up. How long does it take to send that 20MB email????
Edit: I just realized that 20MB could include a whole bunch of email that didn't get sent because the recipient rejected it
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It's kinda funny. My cable ISP has partnered with Yahoo for email services, so we get a free account with 2GB of storage. We don't even use that account. It is totally overrun with spam. I've got a personal domain, and my mom uses a free yahoo account. I don't see any reason to have that much storage in a personal email account.
My work account on the other hand...
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Our SBC DSL account uses Yahoo mail. With the spam filter turned on there is very little, if any, spam on that addy. OTOH some other addys I have are full of it.
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why would you get spammed with hotmail?Originally posted by SitFlyer
Same here. Hotmail is my need to get it but don't want to spammed, on my regular email, email place.
LMAO.
Everybody that I know with MSN is on dial-up. How long does it take to send that 20MB email????
Edit: I just realized that 20MB could include a whole bunch of email that didn't get sent because the recipient rejected it
the only emails I get in my spam folder are murc PM notification messages which get misdetected as spam.
what does suck about hotmail is that it lacks POP and smtp access. Outlook has an experimental hotmail protocol handling, but there's enough reason to not use outlook for email
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