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[stealth3si]

I mainly use yahoo because more offers seem to accept and/or approve better with it IME.

[ybnrml2]

Aug 11, 2010 15:44:01 GMT -5 ripburn said:

I use a differnet yahoo email all most everytime i do a new offer.

I use each email for several offers. I usually use them at least 10 times. I even pull out old ones sometimes and use them another 10 times.

[sweetangel22]

Oct 10, 2010 19:27:54 GMT -5 ybnrml2 said:

Aug 11, 2010 15:44:01 GMT -5 ripburn said:

I use a differnet yahoo email all most everytime i do a new offer.

I use each email for several offers. I usually use them at least 10 times. I even pull out old ones sometimes and use them another 10 times.

To the member I am quoting why did you quote what the member ripburn posted in this thread on Aug 11, 2010.

Did you quote what the member ripburn posted in this thread on
Aug 11, 2010 because you also use emails you created with Yahoo the most often to do offers on the SquishyCash website or is there a different reason why you quoted what the member ripburn posted in this thread on Aug 11, 2010.

To the member I am quoting why do you use each email for several offers and why do you use the same email for at least 10 offers when you said the following in the post you posted on Oct 8, 2010 in the AquaSavers (ES) Offers thread.-And the reason I use a new email, is they do not usually credit if your don't. The reason is that most offers have an Eversave sign up in them and they will not credit if you have filled out an offer with an eversave or aquasaver in them.

[ybnrml2]

Oct 11, 2010 14:23:17 GMT -5 @sweetangel22 said:

Oct 10, 2010 19:27:54 GMT -5 ybnrml2 said:

I use each email for several offers. I usually use them at least 10 times. I even pull out old ones sometimes and use them another 10 times.

To the member I am quoting why did you quote what the member ripburn posted in this thread on Aug 11, 2010.

Did you quote what the member ripburn posted in this thread on
Aug 11, 2010 because you also use emails you created with Yahoo the most often to do offers on the SquishyCash website or is there a different reason why you quoted what the member ripburn posted in this thread on Aug 11, 2010.

To the member I am quoting why do you use each email for several offers and why do you use the same email for at least 10 offers when you said the following in the post you posted on Oct 8, 2010 in the AquaSavers (ES) Offers thread.-And the reason I use a new email, is they do not usually credit if your don't. The reason is that most offers have an Eversave sign up in them and they will not credit if you have filled out an offer with an eversave or aquasaver in them.

I was just responding to what ripburn said when he said he uses a new email for each offer. Just letting him know I do it different.

I do use a new email for eversaves and aquasavers. It will be the first offer I do with a new email. Then I am free to use that same email for other offers.

[ybnrml2]

Just wanted to say that someone told me there is not a limit on how many emails you make with mail.com. Does anyone know if that is true, cause I've been making several a day. lol

[stealth3si]

Oct 13, 2010 20:33:09 GMT -5 ybnrml2 said:

Just wanted to say that someone told me there is not a limit on how many emails you make with mail.com. Does anyone know if that is true, cause I've been making several a day. lol

I can make tons of emails per day that I can't reach the "daily cap limit" if there is one for mail.com

But I discover that after the 2nd or 3rd emails they tend not to "work."

[ybnrml2]

Oct 13, 2010 23:33:09 GMT -5 stealth3si said:

Oct 13, 2010 20:33:09 GMT -5 ybnrml2 said:

Just wanted to say that someone told me there is not a limit on how many emails you make with mail.com. Does anyone know if that is true, cause I've been making several a day. lol

I can make tons of emails per day that I can't reach the "daily cap limit" if there is one for mail.com

But I discover that after the 2nd or 3rd emails they tend not to "work."

When you say, they tend not to work, do you mean you stop receiving emails or they quit crediting. I ask, because today and yesterday I noticed I am not receiving any mail on the accounts. My offers are still crediting though, but I don't have any emails in my inbox.

[stealth3si]

Oct 14, 2010 21:53:38 GMT -5 ybnrml2 said:

Oct 13, 2010 23:33:09 GMT -5 stealth3si said:

I can make tons of emails per day that I can't reach the "daily cap limit" if there is one for mail.com

But I discover that after the 2nd or 3rd emails they tend not to "work."

When you say, they tend not to work, do you mean you stop receiving emails or they quit crediting. I ask, because today and yesterday I noticed I am not receiving any mail on the accounts. My offers are still crediting though, but I don't have any emails in my inbox.

Sorry for the confusion.

What I mean by that is the mail accounts don't exist and therefore will not allow me to login, even though I just created them. It's like the registration didn't go through or it is deleted because I've probably made too many emails at one time during the day.

[sweetangel22]

If anyone who reads this post uses mail.com to create emails than I was wondering if you noticed in Dec 2010 and or Jan 2011 that the layout on the homepage of mail.com changed.

If any who reads this post does use mail.com to create emails than I was wondering if you noticed in Dec 2010 and or Jan 2011 when creating new emails seeing the following message below if you try to create more than 3 emails in the same hour. I asked what I asked in this paragraph because I noticed the message below more than one day in Jan 2011 after I tried to create more than 3 emails in the same hour.

I don't remember if I tried to create new emails on mail.com later in the same day after I saw the message below. If I did try to create more emails on mail.co later in the same day after I saw the message below I don't remember if I was able to create 3 more emails on the mail.com website later in the same day after I saw the message below. If anyone who reads this post and uses mail.com to create emails and was able to create more than 3 emails on the same day than let me know this. If you were able to create more than 3 emails in the same day did you have to go back to the mail.com website again more than 1 hour after you saw the message below.

Your registration could not be processed at the moment. Please try again later. If the error persists, please contact us."

[stealth3si]

I didn't know it changed. I'll check it out. Thanks.

[greyhoundlover]

I use hushmail mail easy they work okay once in a while I use yahoo or hotmail

[stealth3si]

Yea I usually use yahoo but the last time I used email.com was many months ago.

[sweetangel22]

I was wondering if anyone who reads this thread has had the following problem with any Yahoo email you have created.

The problem I have been having with more than one Yahoo email I have created is the following below. I have had the following problem below for more than 6 months, but so far under a year.

This is what I sent to Yahoo customer service. I am changing the following a little from what I had actually sent to Yahoo customer service.

I was told the following below as reply to a message I sent on (shared the date) related to Yahoo messenger and how in the (email address) I keep getting a small window asking me (shows the username) would like to add you to his or her online contact list.

This what I was told in a email from someone who works for Yahoo customer service.

I understand you do not want to receive Chat invitations in your Yahoo!
Mail account. I apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you. Let
me address this concern for you.

If you would like to set Chat to ignore anyone who is not in your
Contacts folder, follow these steps:
1. In the upper-right corner of your Mail page, click "Options" then
select "More Options."
2. Click "Spam" on the left side of the page.
3. Look for the "Blocked Chat IDs" category on this page.
4. Click in the circle beside "Block chats from anyone not in my
Contacts."
5. Click "Save."

This is what I sent to Yahoo customer service in an email.

I wanted to let someone know that I am using the classic version of Yahoo email so when I went to "Options" there was not a "More Options" choice, but there was a "Mail Options" choice. When I clicked on "Mail Options" I did see "Spam" on the left side of the page. When I clicked on "Spam" I did see the "Blocked Chat IDs" category on this page. After I saw the "Blocked Chat IDs" category on the "Spam" page I did see"Block chats from anyone not in my Contacts" and I was able to click on the circle beside "Block chats from anyone not in my Contacts" and than I was able to click on "Save Changes".

I was wondering why when I logged back into the (email address) I am still getting Chat invitations. I may be getting less Chat invitations, but I am still getting Chat invitations that I have to close out the window myself so I can still do other things in the (email address).

I read online on a website not related to Yahoo email that Yahoo email's "Spam" feature can only block 500 emails. I was wondering if the "Blocked Chat IDs" is also limited to 500 blocks that should automatically block Chat invitations so I don't have to block chat IDs myself.

I was wondering why I was getting Chat invitations from people I don't know for the past 2-3 months.

If anyone has not had the above problem in any Yahoo email you created than is that because you don't use the classic version of Yahoo email.

If anyone knows what I could do to try to stop what I mentioned above from happening than let me know your suggestion(s) to help me try to fix what I mentioned above.

[ripburn]

Mar 16, 2011 8:41:43 GMT -5 @sweetangel22 said:

I was wondering if anyone who reads this thread has had the following problem with any Yahoo email you have created.

The problem I have been having with more than one Yahoo email I have created is the following below. I have had the following problem below for more than 6 months, but so far under a year.

This is what I sent to Yahoo customer service. I am changing the following a little from what I had actually sent to Yahoo customer service.

I was told the following below as reply to a message I sent on (shared the date) related to Yahoo messenger and how in the (email address) I keep getting a small window asking me (shows the username) would like to add you to his or her online contact list.

This what I was told in a email from someone who works for Yahoo customer service.

I understand you do not want to receive Chat invitations in your Yahoo!
Mail account. I apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you. Let
me address this concern for you.

If you would like to set Chat to ignore anyone who is not in your
Contacts folder, follow these steps:
1. In the upper-right corner of your Mail page, click "Options" then
select "More Options."
2. Click "Spam" on the left side of the page.
3. Look for the "Blocked Chat IDs" category on this page.
4. Click in the circle beside "Block chats from anyone not in my
Contacts."
5. Click "Save."

This is what I sent to Yahoo customer service in an email.

I wanted to let someone know that I am using the classic version of Yahoo email so when I went to "Options" there was not a "More Options" choice, but there was a "Mail Options" choice. When I clicked on "Mail Options" I did see "Spam" on the left side of the page. When I clicked on "Spam" I did see the "Blocked Chat IDs" category on this page. After I saw the "Blocked Chat IDs" category on the "Spam" page I did see"Block chats from anyone not in my Contacts" and I was able to click on the circle beside "Block chats from anyone not in my Contacts" and than I was able to click on "Save Changes".

I was wondering why when I logged back into the (email address) I am still getting Chat invitations. I may be getting less Chat invitations, but I am still getting Chat invitations that I have to close out the window myself so I can still do other things in the (email address).

I read online on a website not related to Yahoo email that Yahoo email's "Spam" feature can only block 500 emails. I was wondering if the "Blocked Chat IDs" is also limited to 500 blocks that should automatically block Chat invitations so I don't have to block chat IDs myself.

I was wondering why I was getting Chat invitations from people I don't know for the past 2-3 months.

If anyone has not had the above problem in any Yahoo email you created than is that because you don't use the classic version of Yahoo email.

If anyone knows what I could do to try to stop what I mentioned above from happening than let me know your suggestion(s) to help me try to fix what I mentioned above.

I use yahoo, once in a while and I don't notice any chat. I don't know what version I have either. Maybe try using a different email service, if you keep getting chat invitations.

[greyhoundlover]

I am using mail, hushmail and yahoo sometime I use easy.com