Email and odds and ends

I have several emails.  One of them is Yahoo.  Does anyone here have that?  If so, have you had a lot of trouble with it?  I am just about sick of it and ready to give it up.  I would - the only problem I have is that people send you emails forever on an old email even though you tell them you are no longer using that email.  Right now every time I open it it says that there is a problem opening the mail.  I can go to the top Inbox and hit it and it loads, but it is just a pain.  A couple of weeks ago I had another problem.  That has disappeared and this one has replaced it.

The big names, such as Yahoo!, MSN, and AOL seem to have loaded-up with all kinds of extraneous junk. I'm not with any of those I just named, and my oldest account I can nearly totally ignore.   I've heard good things about reagan.com @ $50 / year.

Gmail seems to be the most popular over the last few years, but I am afraid if I change, they will start having problems.  Maybe I should just set up an account and try it.  Another thing that Yahoo doesn't let me do anymore is download more than one picture at a time to send in an email.

WHL wrote:Gmail seems to be the most popular over the last few years, but I am afraid if I change, they will start having problems.  Maybe I should just set up an account and try it.  Another thing that Yahoo doesn't let me do anymore is download more than one picture at a time to send in an email.

 
I'd be interested in any account that would download multiple photos at one time...

Yahoo used to.  Juno still does.  Another one of mine does too.

Reagan.com is fine, though it is NOT one of those "anonymous" webmails.

The trick needed is to learn that by using Outlook (and I imagine
some others) and having Outlook do the work they can do MUCH more
with graphics.  I do not use my old Yahoo! for anything except things like
Amazon and eBay now.

But she should not try to use the webmail directly from the web, but through
something like Outlook.  

Reagan.com has a very simple, easy to use "how-to"
for their users.

Reagan.com is something like $40/year.