2 advantages of using email

Answer 1

E-mail goes much faster than snail mail. Once you have paid for your monthly internet charge you can send all the E-mail messages you wish without paying an additional fee as you would if you needed to purchase stamps.

Answer 2

The process of transmission of email is faster than fax. Also more secured than fax because it requires password and user account before you can open your emails, unlike fax, you just the machine printing the files and has a tendency that other people may see it.

Answer 3

Your question is in the Mobile Phones category, so I'm not sure if you mean sending e-mail from your phone or on your laptop. I'll assume the phone. And saying communicating "by phone", I'll assume you mean by "voice" or "text".

The main advantage with e-mail is that it is a very portable form of communication. You can easily forward an e-mail message to other e-mail addresses. Not so with voicemail and text messages. The other main advantage is the length of content. A text message is typically limited to 160 characters. An e-mail is only limited by the size restrictions of your ISP and the available room in the receiving e-mail account. It can be many gigabytes in size, versus a few kilobytes with a text message.

Answer 4

Communication via email is widespread due to its advantages. One requires little training to know how to send an email. Other advantages include sending emails at any time, attaching files to an email and it takes a short time to receive an email.

Answer 5

The advantages are speed, ease of dissemination, and storage.

• Speed: Because it is electronic and does not require transportation, e-mail is much faster, only slightly slower than direct phone calls.
• Ease: The same message can be sent to multiple users simultaneously, and sent from any computer without need for printing or postage.
• Storage: Correspondence can be easily stored and retrieved

E-mail also has an advantage in legibility, because it can be scaled or translated. If corrupted or lost, it can be more quickly replaced than hard copy.

The major disadvantage of e-mail is reduced security of transmitted information, and the real possibility that it could be sent accidentally to the wrong parties.