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(Unverified)Nov 24th 2006 4:12PM
I have never really had a problem with gmail in fact, some of it's features which are lacking in Hotmail, and yahoo are what make it so reliable, the conversation views and the fact that you can use the pop and smpt functions are also helpful, and yahoo and hotmail (especially the new live interface) require specific screen sizes, take forever to load, and for all the bells and whistles, don't work overly well.