how can i switch to hotmail old version?

Anonymous
2012-04-11T05:36:15+00:00

how can i switch to hotmail old version?

my internet connection is too slow for new version.

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Anonymous
2012-09-01T20:10:27+00:00

Hi mindaugas laucius,

 

I'm sorry to inform you we don't have the ability to revert back to the classic version of Hotmail. All hotmail accounts have already been updated to use the new and Improved Hotmail Webmail.

 

Thanks!

sorry to say since I went to OUTLOOK I have problems constantly signing in to get my e-mail. I may be forced to switch to another site!!

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-03-29T19:54:42+00:00

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-03-28T20:49:00+00:00

    The only thing new is it sucks. The only thing improved is.... NOTHING!

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  3. Anonymous
    2013-03-21T04:23:05+00:00

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  4. Anonymous
    2013-03-20T23:54:53+00:00

    I agree with you 100% Why is it that every time we all get used to using a program some geek (group maybe) decides that they need a new look and over-haul what we've become used to. Now, we have to learn new stuff and it takes half of our day just to go back to step one. What are these people doing in their offices, don't they know there is a real world out here where people are doing better things than just sit infront of their computers trying to relearn these things. Comon' man, really??? Let's just use one program (outlook now) for like let's say 20yrs, give or take 10yrs at least. Please, let's just leave the stuff alone and put our trigger fingers in our pockets for at least 10yrs. Please.

     

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    I think M'soft corraled their Outlook developers in a closet, with no contact with the outside (shall we say, "real"?) world.  Everyone inside that closet so isolated, yet so very close to the others in the closet, they cannot believe the entire world will not fall all over themselves to embrace what they have accomplished (?) in their isolation-chamber (closet).  Nicely don, M'soft, you've Scroogled one more product!

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