Unlimited storage from Yahoo!

[Shasanka_Gogoi]

I m using Zapak for the past few months although I have a yahoo id but feel Zapak to be good with the 2GB of space that it offers.

 

[Third Eye]

Even 250 MB is enough

Thanks for the news

 

[kumarmohit]

Why dont they offer POP3 access, and increase allowed extension size so that someone may write a utility like Gmail drive for yahoo mail

 

[aryayush]

They do offer POP3 access.

 

[navjotjsingh]

I think he said about for free POP3 access. The comapnies currently offer only paid POP3 access except Yahoo! and Gmail who currently offer free POP3 access.

 

[aryayush]

Yeah, well, I thought he was talking about Yahoo! because the topic is about them.

AOL offers free IMAP. Doesn't anyone here use AOL? I do.

 

[ankitsagwekar]

Why dont they offer POP3 access, and increase allowed extension size so that someone may write a utility like Gmail drive for yahoo mail

ya why they dont give pop3 smtp free????
no use of unlimited storage when upload limite is 10mb

 

[tgpraveen]

gmail aniversery on april 1 gear up for some nice new features.

 

[navjotjsingh]

Yeah, well, I thought he was talking about Yahoo! because the topic is about them.

AOL offers free IMAP. Doesn't anyone here use AOL? I do.

Yahoo! Offers free POP3 access. I get it for free on .co.in ID.

 

[aryayush]

Yeah, I know. That is what I said. "They do offer POP3 access."

@ankitsagwekar, Yahoo! gives POP3 access for free. Not SMTP though. You can install YPops for that.

 

[alsiladka]

Yes guys, you do need all this space. I like to retain all the forwards i recieve, which really uses up a lot of space.
On the other hand, instead of an Unlimited storage limited to mainbox only, i would any day opted for a 10 GB Space on Yahoo, which would be shared by Mail, Photo, Briefcase and all the other yahoo services.

For those people confused about POP3 access, Yahoo Country Domains like .co.in offer free POP3, Yahoo Internation domain charges for POP3.
Even Windows Live Mail offers IMAP but it is limited to Windows Live Mail Desktop beta and for some users supported even on Outlook Express.