Hotmail account
Oct 28th 2007 | 7:44 pm
#16
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,656
Re: Hotmail account
Yes it will, I have one, but most of the time people dont know what I am talking about when I say .co.uk. So to save hassle I have a gmail account. I like the setup much more than the hotmail one too. So I use hotmail for things that are likely to generate spam and the gmail one for real.
To get a gmail account go to Google and then click on "more" then scroll down and you will see an icon with an M for mail, click on that.
To get a gmail account go to Google and then click on "more" then scroll down and you will see an icon with an M for mail, click on that.
Oct 29th 2007 | 1:16 am
#17
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 7,715
Re: Hotmail account
Thanks for the email recommendations. 
Now I'm even more confused. 
Now I'm even more confused.
Oct 29th 2007 | 4:06 am
#18
Now on Vancouver Island
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 6,935
From: Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
Re: Hotmail account
Sorry to say, I dislike Pegasus.
I like Gmail, and not just because it's free. I find it to be user-friendly.
As daft batty and or4ngecrush have said, one can have a "clean" Gmail account that one uses in limited circumstances (to correspond with family members, friends and other contacts who are not likely to introduce one to spammers).
Then one can have a second Gmail account or a Hotmail account or whatever, and one can use that alternative account as a "spam trap."
I like Gmail, and not just because it's free. I find it to be user-friendly.
As daft batty and or4ngecrush have said, one can have a "clean" Gmail account that one uses in limited circumstances (to correspond with family members, friends and other contacts who are not likely to introduce one to spammers).
Then one can have a second Gmail account or a Hotmail account or whatever, and one can use that alternative account as a "spam trap."
Oct 29th 2007 | 4:30 am
#19
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Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,281
From: Valemount, BC, Canada
Re: Hotmail account
No need to be sorry 
Just curious - what don't you like about it? I'm biased because it's what I've been using in its various forms since 1994, but I find it has the perfect balance of ease of use, powerful features, security and customisability (which I'm fairly sure isn't a real word, but nevermind...!)
Just curious - what don't you like about it? I'm biased because it's what I've been using in its various forms since 1994, but I find it has the perfect balance of ease of use, powerful features, security and customisability (which I'm fairly sure isn't a real word, but nevermind...!)
Last edited by AlexInBC; Oct 29th 2007 at 4:47 am. Reason: typo
