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Submitted by kronicgeek 330d ago | article

How to Send Very Big Attachments through Yahoo Mail

TechTeria: How to Send Very Big Attachments (up to 2GB) through Yahoo Mail. (Web, Yahoo!)

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suckmytrend  +   330d ago
Clever stuff, but I have my webmail via my server forever!
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Racer-X  +   329d ago
Yahoo? Not a chance. I'll stick to Google Apps and Dropbox.
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KingPin  +   329d ago
helpful indeed. though i been using it for quite a while now. thought people knew about this.
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Soldierone  +   329d ago
To be honest, Yahoo mail is getting rather un-reliable. I sent stuff to myself to see what people were complaining about, some of it was right away, others took an hour, and a few of them literally didn't show up till the following day....

I'd stick to Google and Dropbox.
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