Lost Soul Posted October 5, 2005 Posted October 5, 2005 Be yourself@gmail.com, or @yourschool.edu, or @yourcustomdomain.com. Now you can customize the 'From:' address on your outgoing messages to display another one of your addresses instead. Use any alias or email address that you own, but do all your sending from Gmail. Learn moreway to go, more spam, its easier to fool anyone with this.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>lol so true right
prathapml Posted October 5, 2005 Posted October 5, 2005 lol so true right<{POST_SNAPBACK}>What?Did you read the details of it & explanation posted above, at all?Please read all posts in a topic, before replying. Posting a reply to a random post, without knowing what its all about, shows up the poster in poor light.
Lost Soul Posted October 5, 2005 Posted October 5, 2005 lol so true right<{POST_SNAPBACK}>What?Did you read the details of it & explanation posted above, at all?Please read all posts in a topic, before replying. Posting a reply to a random post, without knowing what its all about, shows up the poster in poor light.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>yes ive read all posts in this thread, i didnt mean to give offense i just found those few lines amuzing. sorry
prathapml Posted October 5, 2005 Posted October 5, 2005 way to go, more spam, its easier to fool anyone with this.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>You missed the details! Take a closer look. Lets say you want to be able to send email with your "from:" address as "me@yahoo.com".Then you first set it up in Gmail prefs, then Gmail sends you a mail to your specified address at yahoo, and you need to click the link in the mail, to verify that you are the owner. ONLY then can you send mails posing as that address.So you see, this facility is very different from spammers, who send mails from non-existent addresses.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>
sonu27 Posted October 5, 2005 Author Posted October 5, 2005 Yes there is no spam!You must 1st vaildate your emails.
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