Yahoo boosts free e-mail storage to 100MB

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Oh, good...

Now I will get 100MB of spam instead of the 6MB I now get (also grandfathered in at higher storage size).

I only use Yahoo for those sites that insist on a real e-mail address. After doing the confirmation click, I delete the bulk mail box without even checking. Yahoo gets more junk and spam than any other mail service around. I suspect they actually get paid for allowing it, but whatever... I don't use it for important stuff anyway.

Of course, Hotmail is going to have to kick up their storage. I have a premium account because of the increased file send/receive features and the automatic virus scanning and I can access it from work (can't get to my home account-blocked), but they are going to really have to do some serious kissing up to keep my business.

Posted by: AbsolutelyNot   Posted on: 05/14/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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