Google is easily the largest search engine in the world today. After its founding in the 1990s, the company has leapt to greater heights, and continues to do so to this day. People nowadays use Google so much that it is also known as the Internet itself! The website is the first page that everyone opens when they have to search for something. The company over time was not limited to being just a search engine, so today you can find a number of services offered by Google, such as GTalk, Gmail, Blogger, YouTube, Picasa and many more.
Gmail specifically has been one of the most followed services of all. It is Google’s email service that currently has the largest user base in the world, with more than 425 million people having their email account in Gmail. With so many services that Google currently offers, it seems certain that the number will not decrease anytime soon. You can sign in to any of the services provided by Google and thus get unlimited access to them using your own Gmail ID.
The company also employs a dedicated Gmail support team that attends to all kinds of issues faced by its customers. While free Gmail users can only get support from Gmail via email or through “Self Help” articles on its Help web page, premium account holders can get instant support on any kind of issue via phone and chat. Premium customers (paid customers) of Gmail also get more storage space and can also get additional storage from the company.
If you are a free Gmail customer, but still want instant Gmail support, you can approach any of the independent tech support companies that are around today. These companies are in no way associated with Gmail, but all strive to provide the same level of support to their customers. They do have a fee for their assistance, but this fee is quite cheap and is paid only after getting the resolution.
You can also check with your colleagues and peers whether they can be of help with your Gmail problem or not. Various online forums as well as blogs are also active today which is a great help for anyone who can’t get or understand a Gmail issue.