Microsoft ups Hotmail storage to 5 GB

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  2. Badlands07

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    Thanks for the heads-up. I have not been in my Hotmail account in a little while and had not noticed this update. For free accounts I have been gravitating toward Yahoo as they provide unlimited storage.
     
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    Yap me using yahoo too, but don't quite like the spam filters that yahoo uses. Gmail still has the best spam filtering I have seen!
     
    nickstan, Aug 16, 2007 IP
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    Gmail's spam filtering is v. good but I am starting to see more spam arriving in my inbox. I am signed up to so many lists it is suprising that it did not happen sooner, someone however has compromised my email address & I have started to get emails from some spam centre sliming with the usual BS crapwares.

    Indeed interesting Claudek thnx for posting, all Microsoft needs to do now is sort out the 2nd rate interface & reliability hotmail has & it will be usable.
     
    DigitalSEO, Aug 17, 2007 IP
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    5Gb is useless. Anything past 1Gb is pointless. No one can utilize even 2gb of Space with a 10mb max attachment limit. Ok, Maybe they can if they send 200 10 MB attachments, but legitimately, its difficult to find a person using up all their space on their email service.
     
    Remotay, Aug 18, 2007 IP
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    Gmail is the best at SPAM FILTERING with approximately 2.5 GB storage. Yahoo behaves somewhat strange sometime after migrating to unlimited storage. I gave experienced so many times this thing with yahoo.
     
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    I'm at around 50% for my space on hotmail, my friend is over 80%. Regular email builds up, it's nice to have the space. Doesn't hurt, thats for sure.
     
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    I haven't accessed my hotmail account for a while now but wow! 5 gig storage space is very good.
     
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    it would be cool if we can use that extra space for other stuff other than storing emails :)
     
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    But i didn't notice that much space , mine is still 2GB Data Storage Space !! :confused:
     
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    Finally more room for my spam e-mails :D
     
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    Hotmail is great as always. Leave yahoo mail alone. I stopped using it after all the unsolicited mails i got.
     
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    I never need such a large storage to store my emails.
     
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    Thanks for the information... Yahoo just came out with unlimited storage with their accounts.
     
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    You could, just send yourself an email with the attachments! :D
     
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    Lolz .. I still remember those days when Yahoo and Hotmail used to offer 2/4MB. :)
     
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    5Gb is useless.
     
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    I see many people posting "5gb is useless", "more than 1gb is useless" etc because you can't fill it up. I partially agree; you cannot fill it up quickly with just emails. But I know quite a few people who are constantly emailing eachother little movies. No idea why they don't post it on youtube, but they email it.

    That way, your inbox of 5gb or so is filled quite a bit faster! ;)
    It really isn't too difficult to fill up an email box of 5gb ... even though it is a lot of space!

    Personally, I haven't noticed a change yet in my hotmail account. I don't use more than 2% of my current space (2 GB), so I guess I don't need a 5 GB upgrade yet ... :D
     
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    ohh thats nice if its true . now we can store more and more data
    in hotmail account
     
    Batista, Aug 28, 2007 IP
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    I have like 200 gb's storage :D, have to love your own mail servers.
     
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