Admins take me out now.
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Thanks for doing it quickly. I didn't want stuff leaked by this person. Idk how they even got into my account.
Nigga wut?
I can plug in your e-mail and get that message sent too.
I can plug in your e-mail and get that message sent too.
Kain wrote:Nigga wut?
I can plug in your e-mail and get that message sent too.
You can get the first one easily, however the "your new password" one requires the link sent to his email to be clicked and the password to be changed.
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Make a new account with Gmail and use that as your LG email. I could go on for ages about how insecure Windows Live is. I've had three windows live accounts compromised.
Thomas wrote:You can get the first one easily, however the "your new password" one requires the link sent to his email to be clicked and the password to be changed.
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Make a new account with Gmail and use that as your LG email. I could go on for ages about how insecure Windows Live is. I've had three windows live accounts compromised.
Ughhhhh, but I have always used Windows Live, does this mean I should change all my accounts online to a gmail source?
I have windows live, but I never use it for anything.
Tip of the day: If you register on a hacking website with the same username and passwords you use on all websites, the other websites' accounts will get hacked because the admins are most likely looking at all usernames and passwords of registered members if they're good hackers.
Tip of the day #2: If you have an iPod Touch or iPhone, it makes it super easy to manage multiple email accounts at once. Make them on the computer, then add the info into your iPod. You can also do most website's verification from your iPod, so it makes verifying your account on sites easy. I have about ~20 email accounts on my iPod right now. (Note: If anyone has heard of a multi-email-account managing tool where you can see all of the account's emails in one program, PLEASE post it)
Tip of the day: If you register on a hacking website with the same username and passwords you use on all websites, the other websites' accounts will get hacked because the admins are most likely looking at all usernames and passwords of registered members if they're good hackers.
Tip of the day #2: If you have an iPod Touch or iPhone, it makes it super easy to manage multiple email accounts at once. Make them on the computer, then add the info into your iPod. You can also do most website's verification from your iPod, so it makes verifying your account on sites easy. I have about ~20 email accounts on my iPod right now. (Note: If anyone has heard of a multi-email-account managing tool where you can see all of the account's emails in one program, PLEASE post it)
I import all my email to my gmail account. They have a feature to import email via Pop3.
@Ethan. You don't have to. But its a good idea.
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@Ethan. You don't have to. But its a good idea.
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Ya I have all my old hotmails and aol's linked to my secondary gmail and then my personal main one has my important information on it.
I have 5 main emails i think. Something like Crackerjacker2009@gmail/hotmail/live/ymail/yahoo.
To me, yahoo seems the most secure than windows than gmail. Gmail just feels insecure so i get all my business sent to my ymail
To me, yahoo seems the most secure than windows than gmail. Gmail just feels insecure so i get all my business sent to my ymail
Omlett wrote:I have 5 main emails i think. Something like Crackerjacker2009@gmail/hotmail/live/ymail/yahoo.
To me, yahoo seems the most secure than windows than gmail. Gmail just feels insecure so i get all my business sent to my ymail
Yahoo mail is really solid too. My email account I made back in 2005/2004 has never been hacked. It's had the same password all this time.