Email address say about you?

Maybe you are a loyal 'fan' of Gmail, since the first day of using this webmail service. But perhaps, don't be surprised if someone is still using AOL, Yahoo or Hotmail to contact you. According to an interesting statistic from the Hunch technology blog site, the email address itself reveals many interesting things about its owner.

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Email is still the most powerful communication and support tool available today . (Artwork: Internet)

Sharing feelings about email use, editor Amanda Green wrote on Hunch: ' I often turn off the sound on my computer and just turn it on every time I start working. However, many days suddenly forgot about this, the computer sometimes "screams" with the familiar message to shame "You have a new email". Until now, I still use AOL's email. I know, you can laugh at me with the thought in your mind, 'God, what century is this but you still use this service '!

Free web mail and loyalty race!

' Admittedly, email addresses in the digital age today also become a personal brand, ' Amanda wrote. ' You will feel' headache 'when you have to remember the email address of someone who has long had a lot of numbers. Today, job handbooks often advise users when posting job information, using an email address containing their name, as well as choosing a popular service provider to stay out of date. Unless you have a personal domain name, use the best webmail service now Gmail. If you use the AOL address to file, return to the time of . .1998! "

According to my survey on blog Hunch, most readers first use Gmail, followed by other users of mail services, not Yahoo, Hotmail or AOL. The group is happy with their email address by its own domain name or company, or less popular email services like Comcast or NetZero. Even so, there are still a group of people who are loyal to AOL.

Do you realize how many users are still satisfied with American Online's email service? Yes, most of them are those who have reached the age of age!

Gmail still captures the majority of users, but don't forget Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail, two well-known names in the free email market. Users continue to trust and send loyalty to these two veteran web service providers. Currently AOL's Facebook fan count hits 25,400, while Yahoo! Mail has 77,000. Hotmail currently has a larger number of fans, up to 84,700, mainly speaking French (of course, still modest compared to the 470,700 figure of Gmail).

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First email service to use and time (Survey based on 32,500 turns of participants.)

The main reason that the number of loyal users of AOL is still quite large, may be located in the current address book located on the system. In addition, it is possible that the current AOL mail user group wants to save the old emails, from 1996-1997, before Gmail was born . 10 years.

Statistics show that young people are usually less . loyal to the email address they have created. Sometimes, they create an email account just to use another service like Facebook (email required to register). Young people also prefer instant messaging, social networking rather than email exchange.

Many people own a series of email addresses of all services and use them on various things like contact, dating, work .

The service email lets people know who you are

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Artwork: Gizmodo

AOL users: Most are women, age 35-64, often full-bodied, have a high school diploma, idealistic, have children and often live in the suburbs, less travel, priority goods The first is a family, mainly reading magazines, having a desktop computer, listening to radio and watching television, having a player.

The majority of Gmail users are young people, men aged 18-34 years old, have graduated from college, have no children, most of them live in urban areas and have traveled far away. This group often sticks to work with a computer, mainly reading blogs, having an iPhone or other smartphone and a laptop, listening to music through MP3 devices, computers, but without a player.

Hotmail users are usually young women, with an average age of 18-34 (or younger), having a high school diploma and having no children. Hotmail users mostly live in the suburbs, can stay with their parents, have traveled far away, or read magazines, contemporary novels, have laptops and listen to music through an MP3 or laptop device but also not has a disc player.

Yahoo users are usually full women, aged 18-49, have a high school diploma and have children. The majority of them live in suburban or rural areas, have never traveled abroad. Family is a top priority. They often read magazines, have desktops or laptops, listen to music on radios and CDs, watch television and the player is another hobby.