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What's everyone's take on this?
Is it better to have multiple accounts for different types of correspondence (i.e. a business address, a family/personal address, an ebay address, a spam address, etc) and go through the hassle of juggling multiple accounts (but effectively keeping everything seperate),
OR
Is it better to have a single email account with rules and folders that keep everything separate and triaged? If so, what would be the a) best email provider to have your single account with and b) how would you transition to this?
5People are going to cry wiki! – Troggy – 2009-07-30T17:30:05.090
2I agree this is more of a Wiki question. you should also add the Subjective tag to your post. – Random Developer – 2009-07-30T17:39:41.120
Gmail is the best client to merge all your mails. Scroll down to my answer linked to a Lifehacker post with all the required details – Rishi – 2009-07-30T17:59:34.367
It is ok to suggest gmail as an option, just do not act like this: http://superuser.com/questions/4322/how-to-get-people-to-switch-to-gmail
– Troggy – 2009-07-30T18:06:34.503"a) best email provider" : i was replying in the same tone, and i am only suggesting the client, you can use Google Apps for Domain to use your Domain address. (Free if under 50 users) – Rishi – 2009-07-30T18:16:51.673