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MisaTange · 08-04-2011, 11:50 AM,

Gmail wins the list for me. It has more and more new features. I've been using gmail for a long time and I'm just used to it. Hotmail feels really outdated compared to gmail. Yahoo also feels outdated, but with a lot less outdated feel due to its professional look. I'm not really used to Yahoo's navigation, though.

ErrorCode · 08-04-2011, 02:46 PM,

Gmail. Basically the most bang for your buck. You get a lot of storage, a lot of features, and automatic access to all of Google's apps. Plus, if you have an Android-powered device, you'll be given automatic access through those devices, too.

gamingmaster42 · 08-05-2011, 08:11 AM,

Gmail all the way. Non-intrusive ads, customizability, lots of storage, and new features almost every week. The navigation is also very simple and good for me.

OmarFW · 08-05-2011, 02:56 PM,

Gmail is easily the best provider out there. I have used several different providers over the years. Hotmail used to be adequate but slowly degraded over the years. Yahoo used to be somewhat decent as well but now it is riddled with spam and an ad filled inconvenient interface.

Gmail is simple and fast. Email should not be overly complicated.

zZJoennZz · 08-09-2011, 09:04 AM,

Gmail is for me, Yahoo is very slow to load and many ads and links so Gmail is simple yet amazing.

Cloudly · 08-10-2011, 12:24 AM,

What about fastmail.fm? The only problem is that it offers very little space. 50 mb if I'm not wrong.
The best ones are:
- Gmail, of course
- Yahoo Mail (the new web interface is just awesome)
- Fastmail.fm, if you need a secondary email adress.

kublog · 08-14-2011, 10:43 PM,

Hotmail.com!!!!!

neverforget98 · 08-15-2011, 09:52 AM,

I prefer Gmail because it is more secure. Hotmail accounts are easy to attack, lock, and crack. This recently happened to me over the weekend, and about a year or two ago. Everytime I use Gmail, no one has been able to gain access to my accounts. I really like it, and I suggest everyone at least try it. And, it's not like you lose IM when you have Gmail. You have Google Talk, and then you can always register it with Live Services at Windows Live, and you can use IM that way too.

Cecil15 · 08-20-2011, 02:40 PM,

I am using Yahoo Mail since the very beginning and so far, I haven't had issues with it at all. I think it's the best for me. I love the themes, features and the its speed when it comes to attaching of files when I am composing an email. All my friends are using it as well. I guess they also found that this suits them well.

MyDigitalpoint · (This post was last modified: 08-21-2011, 02:29 AM by MyDigitalpoint.)

I have a couple of Yahoo account that I never use at all, but I think I will be moving into them.

Now that Gmail has integrated a Google +1 summary on the top, connecting to the site is even slower than it was before, particularly when you connect from a hot spot, from where it's truly hard to sign off even if the machines have Windows 7 and are pretty faster with other sites.

Gmail was good until they began to introduce "Labs" which must be the main nuisance, bearing in mind that disabling it is the solution that they provide when te page delays to load.

Really terrible!