Preferred e-mail client?

I have gmail, yahoo, & hotmail

I prefer gmail because it has less ads - though they keep updating it so it can get annoying.

Thunderbird; responsive, and simple to use but not at the cost of functionality, just like the browser for which Mozilla are better known. I also use it for RSS.

My preferred email client?

I just use a pinned Outlook.com to my taskbar. You can technically say that my client is Internet Explorer 9 :3

I use live.com because it's the newest, and whatever msn yaaaaaaay.

My gmail is used for google stuff and facebook notifications, and my yahoo is pretty much useless because I signed up for like a million different newsletters lol

For my main account, I use Yahoo because it's same account I've been using since 2005 so I don't feel like using anything else. I have many other emails that I created over the years to sign up for many sites more than once cause I'd be to lazy to retrieve my password. But I rarely use these. I also have secondary account on AOL that I also use pretty often. Might try Thunderbird cause it sounds very useful.

My preferred is G-mail because it's easier to make a new one if necessary, but if I need to send anything to anyone, I'll use Messenger (AKA Hotmail, Live, etc xD)

I've had so many different e-mail addresses and used so many different e-mail clients, one could say it's concerning. I most definitely prefer Gmail above them all though. Hotmail became too much of a mess for me and I gave up on that client years ago. The only reason I ever had one was for MSN, and now I just use Skype.

I like the new Yahoo, but I really don't use it except for maybe if I'm signing up for something and I don't want to use my main e-mail account. Other than that, I've tested a few other clients in the past, but these are the three that's most memorable to me.

I've been using Hotmail since 2008 and its been my primary client since.

Once I start college though they got this new email account for me to use, so that'll be my primary in a few months.

Generally an email client refers to a program you use to access your emails - such as Outlook, Thunderbird, Mac Mail, etc. I'd personally call Gmail/Hotmail and the like 'email providers/services'.

My main and uni accounts are Gmail-based and I run them through Mac Mail/iOS Mail. I do use my main account through Gmail's web client on my Windows desktop, however.

I also have a MobileMe account for professional purposes, because [email protected] looks far better than any other suffix on resumes and applications.

Gmail's definitely the best, and I have one for formal stuff. But I use AOL most often.

I've been using Gmail for yeeeaaarrrsss and it's done everything I've ever needed it to do. I don't see myself switching to anything else anytime soon.

After having Gmail for several years and testing many others as they came along. I must say, I am most pleased by what google offers in the email department.

I use Gmail and GMX mail. I prefer to check both on my phone though, it's more convenient.

I use Hotmail and my university's own email client. I don't email enough to bother checking for alternatives but Hotmail's always been really reliable for me and works perfectly for everything I could want. I might look into gmail soon though simply because my Hotmail username is rather childish and I'll need a more professional one soon haha.

I use Gmail, and I have been using it since 2009. I like it cos it's easy to navigate.

I have many accounts. Many, believe me. But I usually use only gmail and hotmail. Gmail for most of the stuff concerning registration on sites and official work while hotmail is used for skype.

My preferred E-Mail client is Opera... Simple, fast, and has a lot you can customize.

As for E-Mails, I currently have just a couple E-Mails to work with, I like to use my own domain for my official stuff. Or to surprise people, I occasionally use my @goatse.cx E-Mail, I have a few canonical ones for different jobs and a general Gmail account for that. I just accumulated the rest via various things. One used to be my YouTube login for example.