Are you using multiple e-mail servers?
By archon309
@archon309 (404)
Philippines
June 25, 2010 2:57am CST
Are you using more than one e-mail servers? I do. And I always try to separate my personal emails from the one's I use to join/login to websites, and another one if I think a site a source of spam mails.
I primarily use yahoo and gmail.
How about you? Are you using multiple e-mails and e-mail servers? for what purpose?
5 responses
@RawBill1 (8531)
• Gold Coast, Australia
30 Jun 10
I do use a few different ones. At one stage I had 7 different email accounts. Now I use Gmail and an Inbox.com email address. I use the inbox one for all of my internet marketing stuff that gets a lot of spam. I use it for MyLot, traffic exchanges and safe lists and other similar sites.
I use Gmail as my personal email account and have 4 different Gmail ones that all get forwarded to my main one. I do have a Yahoo one as well, but I usually only use that account to access a couple of Yahoo groups that I belong to. I am not actually sure if I have any emails in that one or not. 
I used to have a Hotmail one too, but that was bad for spam and I really hated the way that it was laid out. 
I used to have a Hotmail one too, but that was bad for spam and I really hated the way that it was laid out. 
@megamatt (14292)
• United States
27 Jun 10
I find myself using multiple e-mails because of the fact it is just easier to manage everything. Before, I had all of my e-mails coming into one account and it was a rather jumbled mess. I believe that at least one very important e-mail got deleted. Of course, it was bound to happen, but still, I rather just split everything up into three e-mail accounts.
The G-Mail account is where all of my e-mails for money making websites that I am on are. That way, all of the spam that may somehow come along with some of them, despite saying that there is no spam will come with them. Then I have a Yahoo for close family and friends. Then another e-mail address for business manners such as school and work. Everything is a lot easier to manage and a lot fewer headaches that way.
