Email allows us to instantly exchange messages with people far away from us. In addition to text messages, mail allows you to send any other files to recipients: pictures, melodies, videos, applications, etc. So how do you organize your own email?
Instructions
Step 1
At the very beginning, decide on which mail server you want to organize e-mail. The most popular mail servers today are Yandex, mail.ru, Rambler, Yahoo, Google.
Step 2
If you have chosen Google, go to the site, to do this, launch your Internet browser and enter www.google.com in the address bar of your Internet browser. The main page of Google will open in front of you. In the upper left corner, find the Gmail tab, click on it. On the mail page that opens, find in the upper right corner the inscription "New to Gmail?" and next to the red button "Create an account". Click this button. Alternatively, on the same page, find the “Create a new Gmail address” message at the bottom and click on it.
Step 3
Here is a page with an account registration form. Here you will fill in your details to create a mailbox. Enter your name, surname, login name (login), specify a password, choose a secret question in case you forget your password to enter the mailbox, write an answer to it, indicate your contact e-mail, country, date of birth, enter the code from pictures to make sure the system is not a robot. Check the data you entered above, if necessary, enter the desired changes. Read the terms of use for the account you are creating and click on the button “I accept the terms. Create my account."
Step 4
If you selected Yahoo, visit the site by entering www.yahoo.ru. On the right, find the "Mail" button and click it. On the page that opens, click "Create a new account". A page with a form will open in front of you - fill it in the same way as described above.
Step 5
If you chose Rambler, enter www.rambler.ru. On the left, find the "Mail" column, click the "Create Mail" button and follow the same steps.
Step 6
Mailboxes are created in the same way on Yandex and mail.ru.
