View Full Version : Yahoo's Free Email is 100 MB now!
Tuning
15th June 2004, 18:16
http://mail.yahoo.com
Now yahoo provides 100MB free web space for its users. :D
It's our goal to offer you an email experience that makes it easy and enjoyable to stay in touch. Periodically, we make service changes to enhance that experience for our users. As of June 15, 2004, you'll enjoy the following benefits:
* Increased storage capacity – from your current level to 100MB
* Increase in total message size to 10MB
* A streamlined interface that's even easier to use
daveidmx
18th June 2004, 19:58
funny, they just gave me 2 gigs. what would i possibly do with a 2 gig mail box?
Matthew
20th June 2004, 01:34
Originally posted by daveidmx
funny, they just gave me 2 gigs. what would i possibly do with a 2 gig mail box?
No doubt it's a marketing thing, if people (em masse) actually used their capacity yahoo would be in for some financial trouble. Just as if everyone used their "unlimited" broadband (or dialup) internet connections to anything like their full capacity, some harsh limits would be introduced.
daveidmx
20th June 2004, 04:14
(couldn't resist)
Its like when you used to do a DivW-wink-3.11 hi-motion encode and set the bitrate. when the bitrate isn't pressing against the limit, raising the limit doesn't increase the encode size. when your customers are only using 8 megs of their 50 meg mailboxes, it probably wont do much to raise the limit to 2 gigs.
Tuning
20th June 2004, 08:48
when your customers are only using 8 megs of their 50 meg mailboxes, it probably wont do much to raise the limit to 2 gigs.
True, I too feel the 100MB is more than required. around 10-15MB for normal user is enough. :)
( btw, if they allow the rest for webhosting then i'm impressed. :D 85MB free web hosting!:devil: )
k0r0n4
20th June 2004, 09:30
Frankly I think it's silly to try and beat out google by offering more space. Most users probably didn't even go up to the 4 MB limit. Maybe yahoo doesn't realize that space isn't the only thing that could use an upgrade ;-)
Originally posted by Tuning
( btw, if they allow the rest for webhosting then i'm impressed. :D 85MB free web hosting!:devil: )
I'm totally down for this idea, but we all know if they did offer the space for web hosting then Yahoo would be... I'll let Matthew take it from here
Originally posted by Matthew
No doubt it's a marketing thing, if people (em masse) actually used their capacity yahoo would be in for some financial trouble.
And I'm sure people would fill up that space pleanty fast if it could be used for web hosting :D
techz
20th June 2004, 09:55
nobody is gonna need to use it, just too much.
neo75903
20th June 2004, 14:42
funny, they just gave me 2 gigs. what would i possibly do with a 2 gig mail box?
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Tell me with who i need to sleep with ;)
stephanV
20th June 2004, 14:49
Originally posted by techz
nobody is gonna need to use it, just too much.
the 6 MB i had before was too little. i regularly had to clean my mailbox up. im quite happy with the upgrade. :)
daveidmx
20th June 2004, 20:16
Originally posted by neo75903
funny, they just gave me 2 gigs. what would i possibly do with a 2 gig mail box?
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Tell me with who i need to sleep with ;)
Hah! Now that you mention it, i was just thinking to myself: you should Find Out How Much Are You Worth Daveidmx! you know i was wondering, because this really helpful anonymous bot just told me that Interests Rates Just Fell Again! and i figure i should Hurry, Rates Will Go Up!
PS, does anyone know where i could find some Super Climax Cream to Give Her Unlimited Orgasms? I accidently overfilled my 2GB mailbox limit wondering whether i could Borrow Up To 125% Of My Home's Value and lost their Special Limited Time Offer.
neo75903
20th June 2004, 22:21
PS, does anyone know where i could find some Super Climax Cream to Give Her Unlimited Orgasms?
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Just let her call me ;)
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