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How the heck are you going to use Terabyte of E-mail storage?

Surely you're barking up the wrong tree if you're using that much space. I'd look for some other service, other than email. Such as IM file transfers, upload sites like rapidshare, etc.

I too am puzzled about your request for 1-TB of storage. You would need a paid Yahoo account if you need POP3 access. Otherwise, go with Gmail as it is at 2GB free and growing, plus POP3 access is at no charge.

Yahoo now has unlimited storage and POP access on all accounts.

There's no reason you'd need a 1Tb email account. Use a POP3 client to archive your emails locally or forward your emails to another account. Spamming your email addresses all over the internet might well contribute to the high volume of emails you've been getting.

1TB??!!!!....wot kinda services are you hooked up to on the internet huh???

a monthly pron video collection of 1GB..and catalogue??.....i'm wondering with all that space...the possibility for something ''naughty'' to happen is very likely.......

ahaha....its not a contest mate....i dont even have that much space on ma pc!

Youd have to be superman to actually be able to read all your mail. And by "read your mail" I dont mean every piece of spam you must be getting, no I mean that one legit email you get ever 10,000 emails. YOu must have your filters set up pretty darn efficient.

But yeah, publishing your account like thats hardly going to help.

You already have what you're looking for.

The first address in your list of e-mail addresses is [email protected].

Rediffmail advertise "free unlimited storage".

Unlimited is bigger than 1 terabyte.

The second e-mail address you already own is a yahoomail address.

Yahoo also offer unlimited storage.

That's unlimited x2 in just your first two e-mail addresses!

I respectfully suggest you give up the methamphetamines and manage your e-mails.

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