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Yahoo! Mail has started offering email accounts under two new domain names – YMail.com and RocketMail.com. Yahoo! Mail being the grand daddy of all free webmail services (with over 266 million users worldwide) started way back in 2007. Hence finding a suitable email address without some extras in it is pretty impossible. Nearly
Back in 2007, when Yahoo! acquired Four11 Corp (RocketMail) for $80 million, they offered free email address under the Yahoo domain to avoid confusion and build brand. Existing RocketMail users were allowed to keep their addresses, but Yahoo didn’t allow any new sign-ups under that domain name.
RocketMail.com and YMail.com will have all the same features of Yahoo! domain, which includes unlimited storage. If you couldn’t find the right email handle with Yahoo last time, maybe this is the time to grab your favorite address, while it’s still available.
Via: USA Today
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wrote, on June 20th, 2008
Unless one is starting off with a fresh email account, why would anyone change from an established email account? I think that yahoo is lost. Unless they promote this for new comers, which in any case is likely to be a small volume, unless they do it repeatedly, they are likely to bomb!
wrote, on June 20th, 2008
Hmm interesting. I like the rocketmail.com domain. I might just open up an email account there. Thanks for pointing this service out Thilak!
wrote, on June 21st, 2008
Read about this yesterday at mashable.
ymail isnt a bad domain. But rocketmail is just too long. A 10 letter domain for email service isnt very cool.
wrote, on June 21st, 2008
This is cool, but i’ve grown very attached to my Gmail account..
wrote, on June 21st, 2008
Its always nice to get onto these guys early so that we can get decent addresses that people actually remember as appose to goranweb1703@hotmail.com. Thanks for the heads up will head over there to go and check it out. Thanks.
wrote, on June 23rd, 2008
Damn Yahoo Is Big
wrote, on June 23rd, 2008
I have always preferred using Yahoo mail, I especially like the yahoo messenger feature which is integrated into the mail box….
Offering out new ways to snap up your required email address is all fair and well however, with Google Android going well, Apple looking to fight back (open source?) the internet battle for supremacy hardly seems focused on email addresses..
Nice touch, but not ground breaking enough for the email giants..
wrote, on June 23rd, 2008
You know ages ago I used to have a rocket mail id. But then i just stopped using it. Good to see that they are reviving it again.