I have Yahoo Mail Plus, What are its advantages over FREE Yahoo Mail?
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I'm trying to figure out why i'm paying a fee for this service. Please tell me what I'm getting to justify the annual fee.
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Answer:
nothing but more space..like u can get more emails. and its for business not for personal use i think.. im using free one and right now in my inbox there are 3000 mails..n i still have used 30% of the space....
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karen w
I'm assuming POP3 capabilities. More mailbox room. Thats it, don't pay for it.
Prospektor
probably more storage and maybe it includes additional features
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