i have sidekick id and im trying to get gmail on it
Gmail on my sidekick id?
Go to your web browser on the sidekick and do it from there. Also note that you must have an internet service on your plan to make it work.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Can i sent mails to my friends who dont have a yahoo id but other like gmail or msn ?
does my mails reach them !
Can i sent mails to my friends who dont have a yahoo id but other like gmail or msn ?
Yes you can and it would reach them. I have other e-mails in my Yahoo address book and I send e-mails to them all of the time and it reaches them and no they don't have a Yahoo e-mail, I just put them in my yahoo.
Reply:of course!
Reply:of cuz u can!!!!!!!! u can even add them on yahoo!messenger u can add mi 2 at rrani209@yahoo.com.sg
Can i sent mails to my friends who dont have a yahoo id but other like gmail or msn ?
Yes you can and it would reach them. I have other e-mails in my Yahoo address book and I send e-mails to them all of the time and it reaches them and no they don't have a Yahoo e-mail, I just put them in my yahoo.
Reply:of course!
Reply:of cuz u can!!!!!!!! u can even add them on yahoo!messenger u can add mi 2 at rrani209@yahoo.com.sg
How to delete gmail and yahoo email id??
how can i delete my gmail and yahoo mail id permanantly???is dere ny option available to do dat??
How to delete gmail and yahoo email id??
if u want to give up yahoo
u need to delete entire account
visit Account Deletion page.
https://edit.yahoo.com/config/delete_use...
u will be asked to sign in to or verify ur password for
the account u wish to delete.
after the deletion process is initiated,
ur account can never be recovered.
goodluck ^_^
Reply:Sry but you cant
How to delete gmail and yahoo email id??
if u want to give up yahoo
u need to delete entire account
visit Account Deletion page.
https://edit.yahoo.com/config/delete_use...
u will be asked to sign in to or verify ur password for
the account u wish to delete.
after the deletion process is initiated,
ur account can never be recovered.
goodluck ^_^
Reply:Sry but you cant
How do you configure a Email client like ThunderBird or Outlook for a Gmail or Yahoo ID?
what do u set the outgoing and incoming mail server address to?
How do you configure a Email client like ThunderBird or Outlook for a Gmail or Yahoo ID?
here is the link for gmail: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answe...
A free yahoo account can not outlook, you would have to pay for their premium service to use outlook.
Reply:Check the Yahoo and Gmail websites for information on the SMTP IMAP/POP3 account settings.
Note that they may not support the required protocols.
Reply:For configuration settings for Gmail, go here:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answe...
For configuration settings for Yahoo ID, go here:
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...
And don't forget to enable POP and Forwarding in the Settings of both your accounts.
Reply:You can use Ypops to access a free Yahoo account via OutLook Express. It works seamlessly
FreePOPs supports Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, and many others via OutLook Express.
Once the program is install it will appear to handle them like a pop account.
Reply:I am providing you the complete steps to configure e-mail client with your free yahoo! account and your gmail account.
The settings are given in your both of the e-mail accounts itself.
I am providing you the location from where you would get the entire settings. First of all I am providing you the steps to get the exact locatio for your free Yahoo! account.
1) Login to your free yahoo account in basic mail not in Beta mail.
2) click on Options which is just above the "Search the web" button.
3) Then click on the option named as "POP Access and Forwarding"
4) Click on the link "[POP settings]".
After that you would get the settings for Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, etc. All of the settings are given there.
Now, I am providing you the location from where you can get the exact settings to configure your e-mail program with your Gmail account.
1) Login to your web gmail account.
2) Then click on the option "Settings" which is at the top of the page beside the "Sign Out" Option.
3) Then click on the tab named as "Forwarding and POP".
Then you would be able to get all of the settings for all of the e-mail programs.
After following the steps if your e-mail program is not working properly the you need to contact your ISP and ask them for the pop and smtp server address.
family name
How do you configure a Email client like ThunderBird or Outlook for a Gmail or Yahoo ID?
here is the link for gmail: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answe...
A free yahoo account can not outlook, you would have to pay for their premium service to use outlook.
Reply:Check the Yahoo and Gmail websites for information on the SMTP IMAP/POP3 account settings.
Note that they may not support the required protocols.
Reply:For configuration settings for Gmail, go here:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answe...
For configuration settings for Yahoo ID, go here:
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/or...
And don't forget to enable POP and Forwarding in the Settings of both your accounts.
Reply:You can use Ypops to access a free Yahoo account via OutLook Express. It works seamlessly
FreePOPs supports Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, and many others via OutLook Express.
Once the program is install it will appear to handle them like a pop account.
Reply:I am providing you the complete steps to configure e-mail client with your free yahoo! account and your gmail account.
The settings are given in your both of the e-mail accounts itself.
I am providing you the location from where you would get the entire settings. First of all I am providing you the steps to get the exact locatio for your free Yahoo! account.
1) Login to your free yahoo account in basic mail not in Beta mail.
2) click on Options which is just above the "Search the web" button.
3) Then click on the option named as "POP Access and Forwarding"
4) Click on the link "[POP settings]".
After that you would get the settings for Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, etc. All of the settings are given there.
Now, I am providing you the location from where you can get the exact settings to configure your e-mail program with your Gmail account.
1) Login to your web gmail account.
2) Then click on the option "Settings" which is at the top of the page beside the "Sign Out" Option.
3) Then click on the tab named as "Forwarding and POP".
Then you would be able to get all of the settings for all of the e-mail programs.
After following the steps if your e-mail program is not working properly the you need to contact your ISP and ask them for the pop and smtp server address.
family name
Does my E-mail id jyotirindra.jyoti85@gmail.comw鈥?any lottery from yahoo?
i have received a mail from %26lt;loyolite_jaikar@yahoo.co.in%26gt;, that
i have won a prize money 500000 pound sterling from yahoo,
is it true?
Does my E-mail id jyotirindra.jyoti85@gmail.comw鈥?any lottery from yahoo?
E-mails that claim to be from lottery representatives or agents are scams. Period.
Fake lottery scams fall under the category of Advance Fee Fraud because, to claim the (nonexistent) money, you must pay fees in advance. You can visit http://www.scamwarners.com/ for all sorts of information about a variety of scams - including Advance Fee Fraud.
Basically, scammers harvest e-mail addresses from all over the Internet and spam in-boxes with these "You've won the lottery!" e-mails. The more addresses they spam, the better their chances of receiving a response from a victim. Some sites maintain indexes and databases of scam e-mails. Use Google to search for a sentence or two from the lottery e-mail that you have: more often than not, the search results will lead you to a database site, where many other copies of the same scam are archived.
In the example of the fake lottery, you will usually be asked to pay a "courier fee." This can be a few hundred dollars or more. But when you wire the money (the scammers prefer Western Union or Money Gram, as it's very difficult to trace these transactions), there will be another fee, or another excuse for why you have not yet received the check.
You'll keep sending money until you either go broke or realize that you've been scammed. Either way, there is little that can be done to recover the cash you've sent to these con artists. They operate all over the world, so it's not likely that your local law-enforcement division would even have jurisdiction in the case.
The safest thing to do is to simply delete the e-mails. Some of these cases are under investigation, so reporting the scammer's e-mail address to the provider, which gets the account closed, might destroy an ongoing investigation. You should never give these scammers your contact information, or even bother opening the e-mails at all, really. Many scammers work in Internet cafes all over the world. In some areas, these computers are FULL of viruses...so the scammer will inadvertently forward something nasty to everybody he or she contacts.
Any time you receive a "You've won the lottery!" type of e-mail, ask yourself these questions. They'll help you confirm that the e-mail is a scam.
"When did I buy a lottery ticket?" You cannot win if you do not play.
"When did the lottery commission begin notifying winners via e-mail?" In most legitimate lotteries, the commission does not even know who holds the winning ticket. Until you come forward with the winning ticket to claim your prize, nobody knows who you are. So how does the lottery commission have your e-mail address?
If you have an e-mail that claims to be from a state or national lottery (the UK lottery is a popular one), then ask yourself, "When did this official lottery commission begin using free e-mail accounts?" The UK Lottery, like all other real lottery commissions on this planet, does NOT use Yahoo! Mail, GMail, et cetera.
"When did Yahoo!, Microsoft, Toyota, and other companies begin giving away money?" If these are real lotteries or giveaways, then the company's real Web site will have information about them. Go to a fresh browser window and manually type in the URL of the real Web site. You won't find any information about a lottery or giveaway on these sites because the scammers have made up the whole thing. The most that you'll find on these Web sites is, in some cases, a "Beware of these scams" warning.
There really isn't a good way to stop these e-mails. There are too many scammers out there. If you report an e-mail account to have it closed down, the scammer will just open another one. It takes a couple of minutes at the most and does not cost the scammer anything. But you *can* make sure that everyone you know is familiar with these scams. The more we all educate others, the fewer potential victims the scammers will have...which will make scamming less profitable and, therefore, less desirable.
Reply:Sorry friend but there is no Microsoft, Yahoo or other e-mail lottery, it's a scam do not answer do not give personal information.The following sites give more information
http://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/nigeri...
http://www.thescambaiter.com/forum/showt...
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/email-lottery...
.Also If you go to the following site you will get some info on ID theft www.identity-theft.org.uk the iinternet is safe enough if you are careful but please answer nothing that you are doubtful about.Good Luck and be careful
Reply:There is no yahoo LOTTERY it is a
SCAM just hit the SPAM button do not open it just confirms your email address and you will get a lot more spam. Hope this helps!!!
Reply:Dont believe in this they will fool you....just spam it or delete it
i have won a prize money 500000 pound sterling from yahoo,
is it true?
Does my E-mail id jyotirindra.jyoti85@gmail.comw鈥?any lottery from yahoo?
E-mails that claim to be from lottery representatives or agents are scams. Period.
Fake lottery scams fall under the category of Advance Fee Fraud because, to claim the (nonexistent) money, you must pay fees in advance. You can visit http://www.scamwarners.com/ for all sorts of information about a variety of scams - including Advance Fee Fraud.
Basically, scammers harvest e-mail addresses from all over the Internet and spam in-boxes with these "You've won the lottery!" e-mails. The more addresses they spam, the better their chances of receiving a response from a victim. Some sites maintain indexes and databases of scam e-mails. Use Google to search for a sentence or two from the lottery e-mail that you have: more often than not, the search results will lead you to a database site, where many other copies of the same scam are archived.
In the example of the fake lottery, you will usually be asked to pay a "courier fee." This can be a few hundred dollars or more. But when you wire the money (the scammers prefer Western Union or Money Gram, as it's very difficult to trace these transactions), there will be another fee, or another excuse for why you have not yet received the check.
You'll keep sending money until you either go broke or realize that you've been scammed. Either way, there is little that can be done to recover the cash you've sent to these con artists. They operate all over the world, so it's not likely that your local law-enforcement division would even have jurisdiction in the case.
The safest thing to do is to simply delete the e-mails. Some of these cases are under investigation, so reporting the scammer's e-mail address to the provider, which gets the account closed, might destroy an ongoing investigation. You should never give these scammers your contact information, or even bother opening the e-mails at all, really. Many scammers work in Internet cafes all over the world. In some areas, these computers are FULL of viruses...so the scammer will inadvertently forward something nasty to everybody he or she contacts.
Any time you receive a "You've won the lottery!" type of e-mail, ask yourself these questions. They'll help you confirm that the e-mail is a scam.
"When did I buy a lottery ticket?" You cannot win if you do not play.
"When did the lottery commission begin notifying winners via e-mail?" In most legitimate lotteries, the commission does not even know who holds the winning ticket. Until you come forward with the winning ticket to claim your prize, nobody knows who you are. So how does the lottery commission have your e-mail address?
If you have an e-mail that claims to be from a state or national lottery (the UK lottery is a popular one), then ask yourself, "When did this official lottery commission begin using free e-mail accounts?" The UK Lottery, like all other real lottery commissions on this planet, does NOT use Yahoo! Mail, GMail, et cetera.
"When did Yahoo!, Microsoft, Toyota, and other companies begin giving away money?" If these are real lotteries or giveaways, then the company's real Web site will have information about them. Go to a fresh browser window and manually type in the URL of the real Web site. You won't find any information about a lottery or giveaway on these sites because the scammers have made up the whole thing. The most that you'll find on these Web sites is, in some cases, a "Beware of these scams" warning.
There really isn't a good way to stop these e-mails. There are too many scammers out there. If you report an e-mail account to have it closed down, the scammer will just open another one. It takes a couple of minutes at the most and does not cost the scammer anything. But you *can* make sure that everyone you know is familiar with these scams. The more we all educate others, the fewer potential victims the scammers will have...which will make scamming less profitable and, therefore, less desirable.
Reply:Sorry friend but there is no Microsoft, Yahoo or other e-mail lottery, it's a scam do not answer do not give personal information.The following sites give more information
http://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/nigeri...
http://www.thescambaiter.com/forum/showt...
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/email-lottery...
.Also If you go to the following site you will get some info on ID theft www.identity-theft.org.uk the iinternet is safe enough if you are careful but please answer nothing that you are doubtful about.Good Luck and be careful
Reply:There is no yahoo LOTTERY it is a
SCAM just hit the SPAM button do not open it just confirms your email address and you will get a lot more spam. Hope this helps!!!
Reply:Dont believe in this they will fool you....just spam it or delete it
When I login to gmail, the IE window becomes inactive/frozen after typing the user id & password. why?
When I login to gmail, the IE window becomes inactive/frozen after typing the user id %26amp; password. why?
The gmail screen becomes frozen for a long time. I'm notable to read any emails.
When I login to gmail, the IE window becomes inactive/frozen after typing the user id %26amp; password. why?
that is why i am on Yahoo. yahoo doesn't have the same problems. can you ask that question on "gmail"?
Reply:gmail does not use regular HTML code. if you get in Gmail try switching to HTML view.
try deleting offline files%26amp;cookies in iExporer.
try OPERA. www.opera.com
Reply:well, the answer depends upon which browser you are using. Gmail tries to load a huge javascript at the first login in gmail, that might creating trouble for you. another thing you should have mentioned is what is the RAM size of your pc? try to use better RAM.
the best solution would be, try to upgrade your browser, try out mozzila firefox. if it doesnt help, use html version of gmail, that is http://www.gmail.com/mail/h
another possibility is, u r crossing offline folder size limit, go to internet explorer options, delete offline files and restart the browser.
ta ta
Reply:I just checked my gmail, and I have no problems.
Maybe you should try Firefox, it works for me
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
The gmail screen becomes frozen for a long time. I'm notable to read any emails.
When I login to gmail, the IE window becomes inactive/frozen after typing the user id %26amp; password. why?
that is why i am on Yahoo. yahoo doesn't have the same problems. can you ask that question on "gmail"?
Reply:gmail does not use regular HTML code. if you get in Gmail try switching to HTML view.
try deleting offline files%26amp;cookies in iExporer.
try OPERA. www.opera.com
Reply:well, the answer depends upon which browser you are using. Gmail tries to load a huge javascript at the first login in gmail, that might creating trouble for you. another thing you should have mentioned is what is the RAM size of your pc? try to use better RAM.
the best solution would be, try to upgrade your browser, try out mozzila firefox. if it doesnt help, use html version of gmail, that is http://www.gmail.com/mail/h
another possibility is, u r crossing offline folder size limit, go to internet explorer options, delete offline files and restart the browser.
ta ta
Reply:I just checked my gmail, and I have no problems.
Maybe you should try Firefox, it works for me
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
Can 2 people open the same Gmail inbox (same email-ID) at the same time at different locations and send emails
No can't do that with anymail.Only can be signed into one computer system at a time.Mail,messenger and other's will sign you out of one of them.
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