5-10 year range and Yahoo! I think I went a full 2 years with that account dormant and upon trying to access it after all that time there was some hoops to jump thru to get in to it again. One thing that remains strong as ever and never changed in Yahoo mail is their famously found flood of SPAM GALORE!!
It's 12 years for me for my primary email address and it will remain my primary email address forever.
One of my Yahoo emails is at least 13 or 14 years old, maybe older. There used to be a place where you could see when your account was created but I can't find it anymore. Does anyone know where to look to find the creation date of the different email service?
My Hotmail/Outlook.com account must be getting close to 20 years old. I remember getting a 10 year congratulatory email about 10 years ago. I tried looking for a registration date of when I opened my account, but I cannot find it. Does anyone know how?
I don't know either. It looks like Yahoo has done the same with their emails. It took forever to figure out how to find my date and I had to go through some yahoo developer site to break down my profile page. Somehow the creation date was embedded in the page code of my yahoo profile page but not otherwise visible.
1998... I'll never forget it. It was the year when those grisly murders occurred in the Arklay Mountains... Oh hey, sorry for being a little nostalgic. =P Anyway, Outlook Mail is really annoying to use now so I'm considering to just ditch my oldest Hotmail account that I still use. Didn't see any option to close the account, so I'll have to wait for... wait WHAT?! TWO YEARS?!
They do indeed make it a cumbersome process. I guess they hate to see you go. Here's the clickstream... Options | Managing your account | Account details | Security & privacy | Verify your account | Close your account
Man talk about annoying, Gmail seems to take the cake when I get a PDF file. All I want to do is open the PDF and be able to scroll up and down or find a word. Gmail makes me open the file and save to my Gdrive in order to have any meaningful viewing options. But to save to gdrive I have to sign into a Gdrive account which seems to take multiple attempts before I finally just say screw it. I like Gmail for the most part but it's like having a curious 5 year old following you around, they always want to see what's going on and always asking "why"...then when you explain, they seem temporarily satisfied until confused again.
Yes, when you hover over the PDF attachment in the email body, the choices are either 'Download' or 'Save to Drive'. But you don't have to do either if you don't want to. Instead, right click the PDF attachment in the email body and select 'Open link in new tab'. Then you've got the open PDF file just like you wanted.