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Post by ybnrml2 on Aug 17, 2010 19:24:28 GMT -5
It would be nice to know the limits on certain emails. I heard some recently say that they were not allowed to make any more gmails. I've heard you could only make 5 a day on yahoo, but don't know it that is true. So, what is your experience and have you been banned somewhere form making any more emails.
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Post by stealth3si on Aug 18, 2010 2:51:43 GMT -5
I'm able to make gmails but they require verification through text phone, limit one phone for 10. Yahoo I can make 6 a day but if I stop for several days the limit per day can be raised more. I did 30 one time.
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Post by warriormom09 on Aug 18, 2010 8:49:57 GMT -5
I think with hotmail you can only make 2 a day ...at least that is all it lets me.
I usually only make 4-5 emails a week and use them up but I dont use the same company, like I will make 1 yahoo, 1 mail.com, 1 hotmail, 1 hushmail, and then mix it up like gmail, bigstring, inbox, aol, etc....
and in keeping track of them all with what offers credit and dont per email --I cant say that any of them credit better than others -- at least not yet.....LOL
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Post by sweetangel22 on Aug 18, 2010 22:44:01 GMT -5
I'm able to make gmails but they require verification through text phone, limit one phone for 10. Yahoo I can make 6 a day but if I stop for several days the limit per day can be raised more. I did 30 one time. To the member I am quoting I didn't know anyone who wants to get gmail emails require verification through text phone. To the member I am quoting or to anyone else who reads this post do you know when anyone who wants to get gmail emails were required to do verification through text phone. To the member I am quoting I didn't know Yahoo had a limit to how many emails the same person can make in the same day. That is nice to know that one day you were able to make 30 Yahoo emails. To anyone who reads this post who knows the answer to the following than I was wondering when a email service limits how many emails the same person can make in the same day from that email service company than is it the IP address a person is using when making more than one email from the same email service company that lets the email service website know (I know a website isn't human, but I didn't know what other word to use besides know) when to alert the person that they are not allowed to make anymore emails with that email service company on that day the member tries to make more than 1 email with certain email service companies or something similar to this or is it something else that is used so the email service website will know when to alert a person they are not allowed to make anymore emails with that email service on that day the member tries to make more than 1 email with certain email service companies or something similar to this. To the member I am quoting what does it say to let you know that you have used up the 10 gmails you are allowed for one phone or have you never used up 10 gmails so you don't know what it says. To the member I am quoting what does it say to let you know that you are not allowed to make anymore Yahoo emails on certain days you make Yahoo emails. I think with hotmail you can only make 2 a day ...at least that is all it lets me. I usually only make 4-5 emails a week and use them up but I dont use the same company, like I will make 1 yahoo, 1 mail.com, 1 hotmail, 1 hushmail, and then mix it up like gmail, bigstring, inbox, aol, etc.... and in keeping track of them all with what offers credit and dont per email --I cant say that any of them credit better than others -- at least not yet.....LOL To the member I am quoting what does it say to let you know that you are not allowed to make more than 2 hotmail emails per day. To the member I am quoting why do you only make 4-5 emails a week. I thought members had to use a different email for each offer a member tries doing on the SquishyCash website. To the member I am quoting when you said I usually only make 4-5 emails a week and use them up are you saying you use some emails more than once when doing more than one offer on the SquishyCash website. What do you mean by use them up? To the member I am quoting why don't you use the same email company in the same week you make new emails. To the member I am quoting why do you do the following thing you said. Do you do the following you said by writing by hand on paper what offers credit and don't credit per email or do you do the following by saving the information on a computer-and in keeping track of them all with what offers credit and dont per email |
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Post by warriormom09 on Aug 19, 2010 10:37:34 GMT -5
I think with hotmail you can only make 2 a day ...at least that is all it lets me. I usually only make 4-5 emails a week and use them up but I dont use the same company, like I will make 1 yahoo, 1 mail.com, 1 hotmail, 1 hushmail, and then mix it up like gmail, bigstring, inbox, aol, etc.... and in keeping track of them all with what offers credit and dont per email --I cant say that any of them credit better than others -- at least not yet.....LOL To the member I am quoting what does it say to let you know that you are not allowed to make more than 2 hotmail emails per day. To the member I am quoting why do you only make 4-5 emails a week. I thought members had to use a different email for each offer a member tries doing on the SquishyCash website. To the member I am quoting when you said I usually only make 4-5 emails a week and use them up are you saying you use some emails more than once when doing more than one offer on the SquishyCash website. What do you mean by use them up? To the member I am quoting why don't you use the same email company in the same week you make new emails. To the member I am quoting why do you do the following thing you said. Do you do the following you said by writing by hand on paper what offers credit and don't credit per email or do you do the following by saving the information on a computer-and in keeping track of them all with what offers credit and dont per email [/quote] when you make 2 hotmail emails in one day and try a 3rd it will tell you that you have reached the limit of making new emails. I use an email for about 8-10 offers... all different offer companies, like a quiz, a sign up offer, a register offer with valid info--click 2 offers at the final pages --, usually an offer that says "fill out the survey" .... etc. I do write them all down in a notebook per email, I just fill out the offer, company and date ....and when they credit I circle them... so I can keep track of them....I dont want to keep track of them on my computer because if my computer crashes or something happens to my computer then I will lose it all. because some offers dont except all email services --or credit better with certain email services, so this way I have an email to go with all different offers. |
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Post by stealth3si on Aug 19, 2010 13:24:50 GMT -5
I'm able to make gmails but they require verification through text phone, limit one phone for 10. Yahoo I can make 6 a day but if I stop for several days the limit per day can be raised more. I did 30 one time. To the member I am quoting I didn't know anyone who wants to get gmail emails require verification through text phone. To the member I am quoting or to anyone else who reads this post do you know when anyone who wants to get gmail emails were required to do verification through text phone. To the member I am quoting I didn't know Yahoo had a limit to how many emails the same person can make in the same day. That is nice to know that one day you were able to make 30 Yahoo emails. To anyone who reads this post who knows the answer to the following than I was wondering when a email service limits how many emails the same person can make in the same day from that email service company than is it the IP address a person is using when making more than one email from the same email service company that lets the email service website know (I know a website isn't human, but I didn't know what other word to use besides know) when to alert the person that they are not allowed to make anymore emails with that email service company on that day the member tries to make more than 1 email with certain email service companies or something similar to this or is it something else that is used so the email service website will know when to alert a person they are not allowed to make anymore emails with that email service on that day the member tries to make more than 1 email with certain email service companies or something similar to this. To the member I am quoting what does it say to let you know that you have used up the 10 gmails you are allowed for one phone or have you never used up 10 gmails so you don't know what it says. To the member I am quoting what does it say to let you know that you are not allowed to make anymore Yahoo emails on certain days you make Yahoo emails. The error message that the yahoo email limit gives me says: "Sorry, Unable to process request at this time -- error 999. Yahoo! Unfortunately we are unable to process your request at this time. This error is usually temporary. Please try again later. If you continue to experience this error, it may be caused by one of the following: * You may want to scan your system for spyware and viruses, as they may interfere with your ability to connect to Yahoo!. For detailed information on spyware and virus protection, please visit the Yahoo! Security Center. * This problem may be due to unusual network activity coming from your Internet Service Provider. We recommend that you report this problem to them. While this error is usually temporary, if it continues and the above solutions don't resolve your problem, please let us know. Return to Yahoo! Please try Yahoo! Help Central if you need more assistance. " When attempting to verify a newly created Gmail account via text phone, Gmail says "This phone number has already created the maximum number of accounts. Please use another number" if I've reached the maximum verifications for said particular phone number. |
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Post by GreenConverse on Aug 19, 2010 17:45:57 GMT -5
As far as gmail goes, I think that after a certain amount of time, they let you make e-mails again. Because in January, at one point, they weren't letting me make more. And then I took 4 months off for school, and when I came back, I was allowed to make e-mails again.
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Post by ripburn on Aug 21, 2010 19:54:23 GMT -5
It would be nice to know the limits on certain emails. I heard some recently say that they were not allowed to make any more gmails. I've heard you could only make 5 a day on yahoo, but don't know it that is true. So, what is your experience and have you been banned somewhere form making any more emails. I think i have used more than 5 emails a day for yahoo. |
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Post by sweetangel22 on Oct 7, 2010 16:32:15 GMT -5
I wanted to let other members know that I tried to create new Yahoo emails on Oct 6, 2010 and I saw the same "Sorry, Unable to process request at this time -- error 999.
Yahoo! message that the member stealth3si said this member saw when creating Yahoo emails in the reply this member gave in the post on
Aug 19, 2010 in this thread. I don't know how many Yahoo emails I created on Oct 6, 2010 before I saw the "Sorry, Unable to process request at this time -- error 999.
Yahoo! message.
I was wondering how the "Sorry, Unable to process request at this time -- error 999.
Yahoo! message could refer to how many emails a person can make in the same day with Yahoo if the error message doesn't say anything about try again tomorrow to create Yahoo emails or something like that.
I did create more Yahoo emails on Oct 7, 2010 and as of this post I have not seen the "Sorry, Unable to process request at this time -- error 999.
Yahoo! message and I know I have created more than 5 Yahoo emails on Oct 7, 2010.
I wanted to let others know that on Oct 6, 2010 I saw the following message when trying to create Hotmail emails, but I don't know how many emails I was able to create before I saw the following message. I wasn't sure if the please wait a day and try to sign up again part of the following message was referring to 24 hours or more after I saw the following message on Oct 6, 2010 so before it was 24 hours since I saw the following message I tried to create more Hotmail emails and I was able to create more Hotmail emails, but again I don't know how many I created before I saw the following message again on Oct 7, 2010.-You've reached the daily limit for creating Windows Live IDs. Please wait a day and try to sign up again
I was wondering if anyone else who reads this post had the following problem with trying to create emails on the mail.com website.
If anyone reads this post and doesn't use the mail.come website to create emails to use to do offers with on the SquishyCash website than if you go to the mail.com website than could you let me know if the following thing below shows up for you as well.
The problem I had with trying to create emails on the mail.com website is that on Oct 6, 2010 I was able to create emails with mail.com, but than after I created more than 2 emails on the mail.com website I didn't see a place on the mail.com website that says Sign Up Now so I could create more emails on the mail.com website. I don't know how many emails I created on Oct 6, 2010 on the mail.com website before I wasn't able to create anymore emails on the mail.com website.
I went to the mail.com website on Oct 7, 2010 to see if the problem I had with not being able to create anymore emails on the mail.com website was a temporary problem, but I still don't see any place on the mail.com website that says Sign Up Now so I can create more emails on the mail.com website. I did create emails on the mail.com website in Sept 2010 that I haven't used yet on the SquishyCash website when doing offers so for now I will just save those emails I created on the mail.com website in Sept 2010 that I haven't used yet in hopes that maybe one day I will see again a place on the mail.com website where I can create more emails so I will feel comfortable using the emails I already created on the mail.com website that I haven't used yet on the SquishyCash website.
I was wondering does anyone see on the mail.com website in a Menu Bar of a internet browser they use the words Free Email and if you do does anyone see anywhere on the mail.com website a place to click on for anyone to create emails on the mail.com website and if you do see a place that anyone can click on to create emails on the mail.com website than where do you see this.
The reason I mentioned the problem I had with creating emails on the mail.com website is because the like that when I was able to create emails on the mail.com website and I logged out of the email I created on the mail.com website the page I would end up going to is the homepage of the mail.com website so I didn't have to type in mail.com each time I wanted to create a email on the mail.com website.
With Yahoo and Hotmail emails I want to create I have to type in the website url each time for me to get to the page where I can create new Yahoo emails and get to the page where I can create new Hotmail email and with the way the mail.com website is set up for me makes it faster for me to create new emails on the mail.com website when I was able to create emails on the mail.com website.
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Post by ybnrml2 on Oct 7, 2010 17:42:44 GMT -5
Just a tip about gmail. I've heard from a lot of people that gmail would not let them make anymore emails. I did not make a gmail for about 2 months. When I went back to make one, they did not ask me for a cell number. Maybe if you just give it a couple of months, you can make a new gmail.
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Post by Joe on Oct 7, 2010 21:53:38 GMT -5
Just a tip about gmail. I've heard from a lot of people that gmail would not let them make anymore emails. I did not make a gmail for about 2 months. When I went back to make one, they did not ask me for a cell number. Maybe if you just give it a couple of months, you can make a new gmail. Yeah for my first few they never asked me for a verification phone number. But as of lately they started asking for it and then I apparently "have too many accounts" links to that phone number so i switched over to yahoo accounts now. Sure is funny how making new emails helps the approval rates on offers! |
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Post by stealth3si on Oct 7, 2010 23:08:27 GMT -5
Yahoo allows me about 6 emails per day. Mail.com allows unlimited so I don't experience the same problems sweetangel is describing but the emails don't seem to work or is invalid soon after.
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Post by sweetangel22 on Oct 8, 2010 14:36:59 GMT -5
Yahoo allows me about 6 emails per day. Mail.com allows unlimited so I don't experience the same problems sweetangel is describing but the emails don't seem to work or is invalid soon after. I also have noticed that the mail.com website allows unlimited emails to be created by the same person when I was able to create emails on the mail.com website. What I am saying is so far I have never received any error message telling me to try again tomorrow to create more emails on the mail.com website or something like that so that is why I said what I said in the previous sentence of this paragraph. To the member I am quoting are you saying that you still are able to create emails on the mail.com website. If I am right on you are still able to create emails on the mail.com website than I wonder why you are still able to create emails on the mail.com website, but as of this post I still am not able to create emails on the mail.com website. To the member I am quoting are you saying that emails you create on the mail.com website don't seem to work or are invalid soon after. If I am right on emails you create on the mail.com website don't seem to work or are invalid soon after than do you try to log into some or all emails you created on the mail.com website and the emails you try to log into don't seem to work or are invalid soon after and that is how you know that emails you create on the mail.com website don't seem to work or are invalid soon after. If I am wrong on how you know that emails you create on the mail.com website don't seem to work or are invalid soon after than let me know this. To the member I am quoting if you do log into emails you created on the mail.com website than does a message ever show up for you when you try to log into a email on the mail.com website that says invalid email or something like that to let you know the email is invalid? To the member I am quoting do you ever use emails you created on the mail.com website that you know don't seem to work or are invalid when doing offers on the SquishyCash website. I was wondering if anyone knows why some companies that offer email services limit how many emails the same person can make on their website in the same day. I was wondering is the IP address on a computer the way companies that offer email services use to know when the same person has created the amount of emails that email service allows the same person to create in the same day or is something else used to do what I am asking. |
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Post by stealth3si on Oct 8, 2010 23:04:35 GMT -5
Yahoo allows me about 6 emails per day. Mail.com allows unlimited so I don't experience the same problems sweetangel is describing but the emails don't seem to work or is invalid soon after. I also have noticed that the mail.com website allows unlimited emails to be created by the same person when I was able to create emails on the mail.com website. What I am saying is so far I have never received any error message telling me to try again tomorrow to create more emails on the mail.com website or something like that so that is why I said what I said in the previous sentence of this paragraph. To the member I am quoting are you saying that you still are able to create emails on the mail.com website. If I am right on you are still able to create emails on the mail.com website than I wonder why you are still able to create emails on the mail.com website, but as of this post I still am not able to create emails on the mail.com website. To the member I am quoting are you saying that emails you create on the mail.com website don't seem to work or are invalid soon after. If I am right on emails you create on the mail.com website don't seem to work or are invalid soon after than do you try to log into some or all emails you created on the mail.com website and the emails you try to log into don't seem to work or are invalid soon after and that is how you know that emails you create on the mail.com website don't seem to work or are invalid soon after. If I am wrong on how you know that emails you create on the mail.com website don't seem to work or are invalid soon after than let me know this. To the member I am quoting if you do log into emails you created on the mail.com website than does a message ever show up for you when you try to log into a email on the mail.com website that says invalid email or something like that to let you know the email is invalid? To the member I am quoting do you ever use emails you created on the mail.com website that you know don't seem to work or are invalid when doing offers on the SquishyCash website. I was wondering if anyone knows why some companies that offer email services limit how many emails the same person can make on their website in the same day. I was wondering is the IP address on a computer the way companies that offer email services use to know when the same person has created the amount of emails that email service allows the same person to create in the same day or is something else used to do what I am asking. Basically what you said: when I try to log on it simply says, "Invalid email address." IOW, it doesn't exist. As for the IP address, I would bet on it. |
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Post by sweetangel22 on Oct 9, 2010 11:30:36 GMT -5
I wanted to let others know that I am able to create more emails again on the mail.com website.
I am glad it didn't take more than a week for me to be able to create more emails again on the mail.com website.
I was wondering what email service members of SquishyCash use the most often to do offers with on the SquishyCash website.
If anyone does share what email service they use the most often to do offers with on the SquishyCash website than why do you use that email service the most often to do offers with on the SquishyCash website.
I use emails I created on the mail.com website the most often to do offers with on the SquishyCash website.
The reason I use emails I created on the mail.com website the most often to do offers with on the SquishyCash website is because of the following thing I said in the post I posted in this thread on Oct 7, 2010.-I like that when I was able to create emails on the mail.com website and I logged out of the email I created on the mail.com website the page I would end up going to is the homepage of the mail.com website so I didn't have to type in mail.com each time I wanted to create a email on the mail.com website.
I also like using emails I created on the mail.com website the most often to do offers with on the SquishyCash website because when I am able to create emails on the mail.com there is no limit to how many emails I can create on the mail.com website in the same day.
I also like using emails I created on the mail.com website the most often to do offers with on the SquishyCash website because most times I don't have to type in letters and or numbers from a box before the email will be created (I used to have to type in letters and or numbers from a box before the email could be created, but I haven't had to do this for more than a month). That makes creating emails for me on the mail.com website faster for me than when I try to create emails with Yahoo and Hotmail since both of those email services require me to type the letters and or numbers from a box before emails from Yahoo and Hotmail will be created.
The reason I asked what email service members of SquishyCash use the most often to do offers with on the SquishyCash website is because if other members reads this post and know what email service members like using the most often on the SquishyCash website than other members will know that a email service must work well with doing offers on the SquishyCash website if a member shared what email service they use the most to do offers with on the SquishyCash website.
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