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sheridan 09-05-2005 17:23

how reliable have you found Gmail
 
for all of those who have it ,what has your experience been with gmail ,
have you found it reliable ,ect:)

Derek 09-05-2005 17:31

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
Its great.

No problems with it via the website or POP access.

One of the few websites I probably would pay for if needbe (I hope I've not given them any ideas...)

Roy MM 09-05-2005 17:35

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
Not had any problems.

homealone 09-05-2005 18:18

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
very reliable, plus I like the interface & the HUGE amount of storage :tu:

MadGamer 09-05-2005 18:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
very reliable, plus I like the interface & the HUGE amount of storage :tu:

Seconded, but its still in BETA never the less :tu:

Paul K 09-05-2005 19:03

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wayne A
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
very reliable, plus I like the interface & the HUGE amount of storage :tu:

Seconded, but its still in BETA never the less :tu:

Never the less what? :erm: Do you mean that despite it still being BETA it's proving reliable, useful and very easy to use? :shrug: If so then I agree, if not then you may want to clarify the statement lol ;)

aliferste 09-05-2005 19:10

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
Its great..........use it as my main email!! :)

MadGamer 09-05-2005 19:55

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wayne A
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
very reliable, plus I like the interface & the HUGE amount of storage :tu:

Seconded, but its still in BETA never the less :tu:

Never the less what? :erm: Do you mean that despite it still being BETA it's proving reliable, useful and very easy to use? :shrug: If so then I agree ;)

Thats exactly what im saying. lol

Chimaera 09-05-2005 19:58

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
It's wonderful, up there with chocolate, sex, and Jimmy Choo shoes for me! ;)
<edit> Add Top Gear to that list!
(Thanks, Gaz!)

zoombini 09-05-2005 20:05

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
er ang on, I thought it was taken out of Beta.

Paul K 09-05-2005 20:06

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zoombini
er ang on, I thought it was taken out of Beta.

Nope, it's just been opened up a little to more users and had it's storage increased. Still very stable and a bl**dy good back up email account.

bmxbandit 09-05-2005 20:11

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
i've been invited for one, but i can't see any features good enough to make me want to switch from hotmail; i barely use over the old 2MB limit, never mind 250MB, and i keep everything pretty organised already.

is there anything i've missed? i can understand it's good for some... :shrug:

MadGamer 09-05-2005 20:20

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bmxbandit
i've been invited for one, but i can't see any features good enough to make me want to switch from hotmail; i barely use over the old 2MB limit, never mind 250MB, and i keep everything pretty organised already.

is there anything i've missed? i can understand it's good for some... :shrug:

Will a massove 2GB be good enough to persuade you?

bmxbandit 09-05-2005 20:30

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
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Originally Posted by Wayne A
Will a massove 2GB be good enough to persuade you?

200x too much as opposed to 25x?

10 MB is enough, makes no odds to me! :p:

Maggy 09-05-2005 20:35

Re: how reliable have you found Gmail
 
Well with the extra large inbox one can use it for storage of vital info,passwords,key codes,software codes.In fact somewhere there is info on how to turn a Gmail account into a virtual online storage.To get 2GB's of online storage will usually cost you. ;)


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