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Best e-mail client?

Best e-mail client? 156 members have voted

  1. 1. Best e-mail client?

    • Thunderbird
      32%
      41
    • Outlook
      35%
      45
    • Outlook Express
      11%
      14
    • Eudora
      3%
      5
    • Pegasus
      2%
      3
    • Other
      14%
      18

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Yahoo! Web-mail is the best option for me :thumbup Outlook Express is useless to me, i always forget to back up my emails before formating, so i decided to use Yahoo

  • 4 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...

The Bat! It does the job for me, and it has everything i've ever wished for as an e-mail client.

I have removed Outlook Express.

I did try Thunderbird 1.0 and I hated it.

Outlook Express is ok. btw im looking out for an email client that allows you to search kewords located in the email attachment files.(such as word , excel, etc)

eudora sucks

first it doesn't have a silent installer method, second it does not have

a backup feature.

pretty lame

outlook express sucks.

gmail all the way now that i know how to make folders.

Outlook Express for me..i have used it for the last 4 years and am pretty happy with it....also use incredimail occasionally to create fancy ecards on friends birthdays etc..:)

Use gmail :yes:

Have a few invites left if anyones interested

I use Hotmail. I get very little spam (one a week) and I report it as junk mail. I have filters on so I don't get forwards. I only get e-mail from a few friends and family once a while and Hotmail upgraded me to 250 MBs, so I'm happy. However, I'll give Thunderbird a vote since I love and use Firefox and have loyalty to open-source free software. :)

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I use Hotmail. I get very little spam (one a week) and I report it as junk mail. I have filters on so I don't get forwards. I only get e-mail from a few friends and family once a while and Hotmail upgraded me to 250 MBs, so I'm happy. However, I'll give Thunderbird a vote since I love and use Firefox and have loyalty to open-source free software. :)

I have no spam at all :D. Not thanks to Thunderbird, but thanks to my ISP :) . (www.telenet.be :P )

  • 4 weeks later...

i use outlook for its calendar and scheduling. If it didn't have that i would use Thunderbird. I say lets merge Sunbird and Thunderbird together to kill outlook as well as IE!!!

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