Category: Technology Author : Duncan Riley Posted: May 14, 2009
Tags : yahoo, yahoo7
Yahoo in Australia goes for the full inbox sales pitch

Yahoo7, the Yahoo/ Seven Network joint venture in Australia is using full inboxes in its latest campaign.
The spots, which according to Mumbrella were shown briefly last year, involves a love lost because of a full inbox. The pitch is simple: with Yahoo Mail you get unlimited hosting, and the ad ends with a Yahoo yodel that can only be described as Yahoooo-oooo.
The part lost of me though is the problem: are masses of people really suffering from full inboxes? I look at my Gmail account, which I’ve used exclusively from October 2004, and I see 52% full with 142,952 messages archived. Until late last year I used my Gmail account as a backup, downloading all email to a desktop client and leaving everything else as a permanent archive of my correspondence online. Someone using Gmail directly will be deleting emails, where until recently I wasn’t.
Here’s the Yahoo7 email ad. Note that the woman in the ad would appear to be from New Zealand.



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May 15, 2009
I can't understand why anyone would want to use Yahoo. GMail has masses of storage and is fast. Yahoo Mail is like pulling teeth waiting for things to load.