hi guys… i just want to survey about what good email service do you choose… yahoo mail or gmail or hotmail ;D
thanx…
None of the above.
I have my own domain name and use an email server feature of the domain hosting. I have never liked hotmail, never used gmail (always had privacy concerns), and although Yahoo handles the email of my ISP (I don’t have a yahoo account).
I have hotmail and yahoo email account 
I have windows live mail (@live.com) and i use yahoo! mail (@Yahoo.com)
All the above but gmail seems to do the best job of eliminating spam.
hmmm…what happend to good old US mail ;D
E-mail came along that is what happend to it ;D
Hotmail and Bigpond mail for me, hotmail does seem to get more spam iv noticed as well.
FastMail (fastmail.fm) is my preferred choice.
FastMail.FM was acquired by Opera Software one year ago.
HL
Gmail, Private host from webserver host, and 3 MS Exchange accounts ;D
Guess everyone can’t have their own exchange servers though…
Gmail rocks, privacy concerns aside.
For web based mail, I’ve had accounts with all three for many years, and all are good. Hotmail/Livemail seems to have slightly more down time or slowness issues than the others. Without a doubt, my best email service is through my ISP using an undisclosed proprietary software.
I use gmail it does a great job and i still discover new functions
+1
no one using yahoo mail ?? ;D i think yahoo mail feature is better than gmail 
I use GMX which to me is the best of the free services. Gmail is bloated and has too many features that I never use. Yahoo just has a terrible interface, in my opinion, and Hotmail I never have liked much. I don’t keep mail after I’ve read it (with very few exceptions), I don’t need any sorting features, and I turn off all provided spam filters. I let everything come through in Outlook Express and use the free version of SpamFighter to sort it out. That way I can see what has to be adjusted without having to go to a website to see what I may have missed that was classified by the provider as spam. I never get more than 5 or 6 spam mails a day and SpamFighter puts them in it’s own folder where they are easily deleted. Another thing I don’t like about Gmail is that the mail does not get deleted from their server after Outlook Express retrieves it even though it is set up in OE to do so. The GMX mail is cleanly removed automatically but I have to go to the Gmail site periodically to clean things out. I greatly prefer the interface of Outlook Express (or Windows Mail) to read my mail in. The web based interfaces are, without exception, terrible.
Update— On going to the Gmail site, I discovered that you can’t turn off their spam filtering. How stupid is that? I have had to make a custom filter to stop mail being sent to the spam folder. I just told it to ignore anything that has the @ symbol in the To field. That’s basically everything so now it will all go to my inbox and be dealt with by Outlook Express and SpamFighter. I did however find out how to have mail in the inbox deleted after being retrieved by Outlook Express. It’s buried in the myriad of mostly useless options. Gmail sucks in my honest opinion.
I have Optusnet email and Gmail all connected to Thunderbird email software which mean I can used both at the same time
I use Gmail as my everyday used and Optusnet with my internet provider
Gmail sucks in my honest opinion.Maybe that's because you don't know how to use it ???
I have tried many e-mail programs. I use gmail with Opera. It takes care of my business and personal needs. I could not be happier with this set-up.
My primary email is my ISP’s POP server, which does a great job of intercepting and quarantining 99 percent of incoming junk (and malware-infected stuff, too), using Thunderbird as client. The latter has its own junk-detection built in which catches nearly all of what the ISP might miss (and also learns my preferences), so it’s rarely more than once or twice a month that something actually sneaks into my home inbox, and even then it’s usually fairly obvious.
The only webmail I use is Yahoo, and that’s strictly a backup and generally just for spam related to my Yahoo ID.
There is no reason for an email service to have that many options and “features”. It should be light and simple. I don’t need apps, facebook or twitter and I have never even owned nor used a cell phone. I don’t need links and options to half of the internet and you should at least have the option to not use the spam filter that many people have found to be too aggressive and have lost important mail because of. You also should not have to wade through a maze of settings to turn off what you don’t want and at least maintain a modicum of privacy.