I want to create a new email address, but have had my old one for 7 years, and cannot remember all of the different websites I have registered at (i.e. paypal, etc.) I was wondering if there is some site online where I can access all of the domains my email is registered at.
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I have found many sites that I've registered with by doing a search for my email address / name in a search engine.\n\nFor example, in Yahoo or Google search engine I type, with quotes "xmarine2847" or "xmarine2847@yahoo.com"\n\nMost likely, it will not find all of the sites you've registered with, but many I have found were ones I had completely forgotten about.
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What is your email domain? Whatever your email domain is, send a message to them. So if you had a hotmail account, email hotmail and send them all the information you can about it.
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you can sign up for a domain name with godaddy.com they offer free redirection, with purchase of a domain name so you can get mysitesrealcool.com or what ever .com or .net is available, a free altrenative would use something like http://www.shorturl.com/ they off free url direction, but you would than be stuck with thier list of extensions like yoursite.funart.com or what ever. So I hope that assist you.
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Import your settings to the new version. Go into your control panel and under mail set up your email again, import your address book and go from there. Sounds like your ISP didn't know **** about your situation.
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Try going to www.didtheyreadit.com and www.readnotify.com.\n\nYou need to register first before using the above services. Add .didtheyreadit.com OR .readnotify.com after the destination e-mail address.\n\nExample:\n\nTo send a mail to: \n(address@domain.com)\n\nsuffix the address with .didtheyreadit.com:\n(address@domain.com.didtheyreadit.com)\n\nYou will find the answer to what you are after..
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The problem is that you're looking for two services for free. First, is the hosting. But if you want to have just your name, you're also looking for a free domain name.\n\nIf you've already registered your domain name, then you are looking for the provider to redirect the URL to his site. Registering a domain name costs money and you aren't likely to find that service for free. There are some that do it for minimal cost, but it's still a cost.
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there are only set domain extensions. you cannot create a new random one. each domain type is overseen by an organisation eg. org com, co.uk etc
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No your mail will be undeliverable. However, you can forward it to www.freshaddress.com and they will send it to the new address(if one is available)and then email you the new address. Simple as pie.
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There is one that I know of.  It's onesite.com.  Their emrollment is pretty much continuous.  Other places are invite only and at certain times of the year.\n\nThe onesite.com offers your own domain.com and a website with sitebuilder and ftp for FREE for one full year.\n\nThe adds are on the site and you can not have mega traffic flow.\n\nYou can easily fill out a form.  The Terms state you should be a student with a legit .edu email and other terms for others that may qualify:  read link below:\n\nhttp://www.onesite.com/faq.html
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InterNIC | The Internet's Network Information Center \nThis website has been established to provide the public information regarding Internet domain name registration services and will be updated frequently. ...http://www.internic.net/ - 6k \n\nJottings.com - 100 oldest dot com domains \nTHE 100 OLDEST CURRENTLY-REGISTERED .COM DOMAINS. Find your own domain name at iWhois.com ... This domain list was part of a 30-Nov-2004 blog entry ...http://www.jottings.com/100-oldest-dot-com-domains.htm - 11k
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I don't know if this site will offer an email address, but it gives almost everything else. Try this link:
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You need to delete some emails or you won't be able to receive any more. Alternately you could create a new account and forward them to that. That way you'd still have your old emails and you wouldn't have to tell everyone your new address.
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um not sure if there is more to this question but all you have to is hit reply and it autofills the email address for you...email programs or websites dont care what other sites or programs the other person is using.  If they are using yahoo and you are using hotmail then that just means the domains for the email address will be different and there is nothing special needed other then the email address "joeblow@hotmail.com" or "joeblow@yahoo.com"
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Probably a "spoof" address, it does not resolve.  there is no such host, nor user name.  I think whoever sent this is trying to portray themselves as a domain admin though, as the "master account on a unix system is referred to as "root"  and it looks like they want you to think its the uk, but the domain is not properly formatted for that.. the proper way would be "user@domain.co.uk" if it were from the brits!\n\nwhats going on?  Need some help?\n\nIf you can post the whole header of the email I can track it from that.
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Yes, as a matter of fact there is.  Right now 1&1 webhosting, http://order.1and1.com/xml/order/Instant;jsessionid=D0CB12E869A34D448518BE2DF1272D09.TC61a?__frame=_top&__lf=Static&__sendingdata=1&dom=1 (and domain registrar) is offering up to five free .info domains (that is free for one year).  After one year you will have to pay the registration fee or cancel them.  But once you have your free domains you will be able to set them to redirect to your real website.  You will also have to register with a valid credit card (but no charges will be applied unless you decided to renew it when the free period is up).
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First, do a whois lookup (I use iwhois.com since it's comprehensive) and note the registrant and administrative contact details. If it's under your name and your email's listed, you have some degree of control.\n\nNext, using iwhois.com will tell you if it's with an actual "domain registrar" or a "reseller" for one. If it's the latter, it'll tell you who the actual registrar is.\n\nThen contact that actual registrar based on their URL and ask how to gain access to it first. Your first order of business is to ensure you have full access and control before you can transfer it to another provider of your choice.\n\nFeel free to ask more if you need help.
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Yes, But only on Yahoo! So if you want to change your email address go to http://mail.yahoo.com/ and type your address and password. Then go to 'Options'-> Mail Addresses-> hit Add. then type in desired addesss. and then make it your default address and the go back and delete the old address