What will happen if we have a lot of mail and we not delete it?
By AkamaruKei
@AkamaruKei (5219)
Malaysia
February 19, 2013 8:00pm CST
In my gmail account i have a lot of mail i still not delete it. In my inbox there are more than 3000 mail in there and in spam it near 100. I dont have time to delete every mail i receive. When it is to many i'm very lazy to delete each of them. I dont know if i can delete them all. Need delete it more than receive. What will happen if we have a lot of mail? I see maximum in gmail is 10mb. If i reach more than 10mb, i cannot receive any more mail?
3 responses
@AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
4 Mar 13
Is that true? But i still see my very older mail and it still not deleted automaticly.
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@varier (5685)
• Indonesia
15 Apr 13
10 MB is the maximum size per attachment (or is it? I am not actually sure 
) , and it's not your maximum storage space.
When you are trying to log in into your gmail account, didn't they show it in the front page:
[i]Lots of space
Over 10364.654640 megabytes (and counting) of free storage.[/i]
So.. Thousands of mails? Meh, don't worry about it 
) , and it's not your maximum storage space.
When you are trying to log in into your gmail account, didn't they show it in the front page:
[i]Lots of space
Over 10364.654640 megabytes (and counting) of free storage.[/i]
So.. Thousands of mails? Meh, don't worry about it @AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
18 Apr 13
It have 10.1gb storage. Maybe trillion of email can make it full storage?
@AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
21 Apr 13
Even I can live for 100 years I think it still cannot reach trillion mail's. I receive a lot of mails from mylot.
@allknowing (137864)
• India
16 Apr 13
Go to your inbox page and there right below you will find the percentage of what you have consumed of the allowed space. Mine for example is only 5% although I have over 4000 mails. My total allowed capacity is 10 gb
@AkamaruKei (5219)
• Malaysia
18 Apr 13
Im not sure how much percentage i use maybe also same like your percentage?
