I don't think no strings are attached. There has to be some forfeit behind the
3GB capacity. I bet once you register, they take your created e-mail and
distribute it over many firms and therefore create a lot of spam for you. I
think that's the cost.
how the heck u guys can register in any unlimited mail service provider ?? is it
using invitation like gmail or u can directly register ? What's the provider
gain from all of this ?
Quote by abanghow the heck u guys can
register in any unlimited mail service provider
?? is it using invitation like gmail or u can directly register ?
What's the provider gain from all of this ?
I don't actually
know, but if it register's like hotmail, it'll know where you live. Plus it'll
probably spam you like crazy, and the provider will get mony from the adds.
People never learn, You never have those 1gb, 3gb or whatever the size is, since
they know that you wont fill your inbox with it, thats why they can say that you
got 3gb or something, when you dont realy have it.
But you can actualy use up all the storage, but not everyone that is using it
can use up all their storage all together since the provider doesnt have that
total amount of storage in total.
Quote by Evolution-People never learn,
You never have those 1gb, 3gb or whatever the size
is, since they know that you wont fill your inbox with it, thats why
they can say that you got 3gb or something, when you dont realy have
it.
But you can actualy use up all the storage, but not everyone that is
using it can use up all their storage all together since the provider
doesnt have that total amount of storage in total.
I think you should rather explain it as the provider doesn't have the storage to
cover the maximum of every mailbox. When they start getting to a full point on
the server, they can expand storage as needed, thus they likely could cover
every box with storage, but they only cover what's being used + a nice buffer to
save on costs.
Someone should also point out that these place probably won't let you receive a
1 GB email. Gmail for example has a maximum limit on 10 MB on incoming/outgoing
messages (text+attachments).
If you want a lousy explanation, I could try doing it in Swedish, which I don't
know at all. I'm sure that'd be interesting.
Seriously, I also can't even use up a 100 MB Yahoo account, much less the 1 GB
gmail. It's a marketting thing that's marginally useful to the average user
most likely.
whoa we are definitely moving towards the 21st century eh? a few years back 2-5
megs was the usual email storage we can get for free...
btw is this email site legit? the website looks a little cheesy... hmmmm
I dunno, maybe some of you know about this, but i only want to know. What is your comments about this free e-mail service.
Click the url below
http://notech.us/
3 gbs
not bad, if i didnt have my raveanime email (unlimited space
), id use
that @_@
First 3GB email service? That is a lie, my must support atleast 3 GB =P
3GB?!!!
man... I hardly use my hotmail 2MB space..
and now 3 gb?!
I wonder if its even reliable...
"Spam, Virus and Crap protection!"...
Uh... I think there was a load of it right there.
It is harmless to get one i guess
:)
Heh.
Succinctly
put.
Inono, my gmail's enough for me.
they have a picture of frontpage at the bottom of their site....
that alone makes them evil! lol
I don't think no strings are attached. There has to be some forfeit behind the 3GB capacity. I bet once you register, they take your created e-mail and distribute it over many firms and therefore create a lot of spam for you. I think that's the cost.
my yahoo it's enough(100 MB), thanks for the information...
I have g-mail....... and Hotmail, only used up 9% of my g-mail's 1 gb
I have no
need for this new service
3 GB ??? XO gmail is enough.
cool... now I have a total of... well something over 4 gigs @_@
wooooooooooooow 3gigaaaaaaaaaaa
3 GB is nothing. Check out this article for a 100 GB mail account.
http://www.tomshardware.com/hardnews/20040927_194824.html
Still can't beat Osiris' unlimited, I suppose
Hotmail is all I need. Though... if you can use that space for webspace......
how the heck u guys can register in any unlimited mail service provider ?? is it using invitation like gmail or u can directly register ? What's the provider gain from all of this ?
I don't actually know, but if it register's like hotmail, it'll know where you live. Plus it'll probably spam you like crazy, and the provider will get mony from the adds.
People never learn, You never have those 1gb, 3gb or whatever the size is, since they know that you wont fill your inbox with it, thats why they can say that you got 3gb or something, when you dont realy have it.
But you can actualy use up all the storage, but not everyone that is using it can use up all their storage all together since the provider doesnt have that total amount of storage in total.
I think you should rather explain it as the provider doesn't have the storage to cover the maximum of every mailbox. When they start getting to a full point on the server, they can expand storage as needed, thus they likely could cover every box with storage, but they only cover what's being used + a nice buffer to save on costs.
Someone should also point out that these place probably won't let you receive a 1 GB email. Gmail for example has a maximum limit on 10 MB on incoming/outgoing messages (text+attachments).
Exactly what i was saying, but im only 15 and im from sweden so i blame my lousy explanation on that.
If you want a lousy explanation, I could try doing it in Swedish, which I don't know at all. I'm sure that'd be interesting.
Seriously, I also can't even use up a 100 MB Yahoo account, much less the 1 GB gmail. It's a marketting thing that's marginally useful to the average user most likely.
whoa we are definitely moving towards the 21st century eh? a few years back 2-5 megs was the usual email storage we can get for free...
btw is this email site legit? the website looks a little cheesy... hmmmm