The other upside to Google is that you can POP your account - unlike Yay-Hoo, wherein you can only POP with the pay-for-it account. In just over six months with the service, they have implemented three of my suggestions, and none of those were on their checklist polling users as to which features we’d most like to see. The main reason why I went ahead and switched all my main accounts to Google is they are responsive.

There’s even a little counter when you log on that keeps ticking away, getting bigger and bigger, telling you how much space you have. After all, they say, whatever you want is just a search away. Leo, you understated the fact that GMail saves your sent mail: that’s the very gist of their promotional hype: Just about every aspect of the GUI focuses upon their philosophy that says you *ought* to save *all* your mail (the program’s “Delete” button notwithstanding). So, it’s pretty much up to you: remember to check the box each and every “the right thing” and allow you to save all your sent mail automatically. It?“) But even other free services, such as GMail, do what I consider to be (More on why in my article “ Are free email services worth Of the free services as your sole email account, or for anything important. More cost for them for what they provide as a free service.Ĭertainly there are alternatives. And more space means more hardware and moreĬost for MSN. Saves a copy of every message they send … that adds up to a lot of It’s only a theory, is that MSN is worried about server space. Now, the question is “Why do they do it this way?” My theory, and There’s no way that I’m aware of to make “Copy Message

The bottom line is that you must remember to check that box every time Notice how it defaults to being unchecked for every message you Notice how it defaults to being unchecked? When you compose a new message in Hotmail, at the Hotmail makes saving “Sent Messages” difficult. I can guess why they do it, but nonetheless it annoys a lot of people. In my humble opinion, Hotmail has several annoyances, and this is another

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