WebIntellects-R
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Find Gmail better. Stability and ability of receiving files of rather big amount, cross-platform integration with all other google services... Chat. No, hotmail goes to the trash.
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Gmail vs Hotmail - Which is better?
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gratishost
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i like gmail better
DanielSheen
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I would say its hard to decide, but recently hotmail have gone horribly wrong. :lol: so GMail ftw. =]
nope it is not after some registrations they ask you to add phone verification as i heard it.i always going with hotmail
Where'd you hear that? Did you actually use the service? Please don't go posting false information.
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gratishost
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i like gmail better,but use hotmail more frequently
jamesxavier
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Gmail!!!
For me Gmail is a lot more better because of its feature which is autorefresh and aside from that if you have a slow internet connection, it will allow you to load the basic HTML version of gmail.
For me Gmail is a lot more better because of its feature which is autorefresh and aside from that if you have a slow internet connection, it will allow you to load the basic HTML version of gmail.
jennyjackson
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Gmail is much more better because google always give better something.
Gmail vs Hotmail which is better
Hotmail from Microsoft and Gmail from Google are both highly popular free email services. Together with Yahoo! Mail they make up the top 3 webmail providers, bothhave hundreds of millions of users worldwide.
However, there are still many differences in design, speed, and quality
Hotmail from Microsoft and Gmail from Google are both highly popular free email services. Together with Yahoo! Mail they make up the top 3 webmail providers, bothhave hundreds of millions of users worldwide.
However, there are still many differences in design, speed, and quality
strawberry
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Gmail is much better
Hotmail sucks
Hotmail blocked my mailbox becasue someone tried to logged-in my account many times. I need to provide some personal information to active it again.
It's not mu fault, why I need to provide private information.
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Hotmail sucks
Hotmail blocked my mailbox becasue someone tried to logged-in my account many times. I need to provide some personal information to active it again.
It's not mu fault, why I need to provide private information.
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How else can they verify that you are who you say you are? They only ask for information that YOU provided to them when you set the account up.
SiberForum
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There are many ways, actually. Taking the phone numbers... Anonymity is not any good now at all, neither Google, nor MS are going to allow complete anonymity, but blocking accounts for someone else's deeds - is not the best way for sure.
What other ways? The only way to verify someones identity is to provide personal information. If you don't want to deal with that crap, buy a cheap $2/month shared hosting plan and use your own email. However, seeing as you would STILL have to provide personal information to sign up for shared hosting.... kind of defeats the purpose.
Gagandeep Singh
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Gmail is the best
Most of the people world wide use gmail. Plus point is that you can use many other services with gmail.
Most of the people world wide use gmail. Plus point is that you can use many other services with gmail.
SiberForum
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I have named a phone number as the way of protecting accounts. Phones are not tied to the personality, unlike names and addresses. What's the point of knowing my name, or, say, having my picture, as I will never see the people responsible for email functioning? Moreover, in personal data entry, I may put anything that exist or doesn't. Plus, there are alternative mailing services which might be less functional but preserve certain anonymity levels.
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