The free e-mail from Google, Gmail, was unavailable on Monday the 11th, leaving many users without access to their accounts. Those who have to look at the electronic correspondence on 11 still had to wait until 20:00 hours when everything is normal.

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As I commented there: not realized, since I use POP and IMAP and rarely enter the site.

Not change the other Gmail service, nothing like downloading your messages for POP and they remain there. And not come to me with that option to leave mail on server that has POP clients, because in many services it does not work, and when work comes a time that is impossible to download e-mails because the server provides the header all the old emails and it is the customer who has to ignore.

Also tired of bartering of e-mails on behalf of services that were good but got worse, shut down or failed to evolve (as the BOL for a long time), or providers that let you sign (my first e-mail was a provider, because at that time had no free e-mail to provide extensive). Nor do I use more e-mails of institutions (universities and the like) because they will be deleted when I get out of them. Furthermore it is unlikely that Google discontinue the service, what has happened with many other free e-mails from companies that do not last long.

The e-mails and domains skooterweb.com skooterweb.com.br are also hosted on Google via the excellent Google Apps. Yet they are only there because I just keep spreading e-mail from Gmail, and the minimum possible, as I prefer to contact me by email only for personal issues, as questions on matters that deal may be in the Blog taken through comments, and so become available to others who may have the same doubt, and so avoid if I have to respond every time the same thing.

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