What is better, Yahoo Small Business web hosting & E-mail or GoDaddy?

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Question by Dana S: What is better, Yahoo Small Business web hosting & E-mail or GoDaddy?
Starting a website and want the best bang for my buck. I’ve used Yahoo Small Business before and I liked the way it linked the email accounts to my existing yahoo email address, though from my research GoDaddy seems to have more tools/functions.
What are the pros and cons of Yahoo and GoDaddy? I will have alot of high res pictures and flash incorporated on my site.
Also, how does GoDaddy incorporate its email function. Do you have to log onto a server to get your mail or what?
Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Brian
I will straight out tell you this, GoDaddy is a poor web host as they are only good for domains.
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