can we have an access to other persons emails without being knowing them. i have to give seminar on this topic
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No. Unless you are the hosting server or a hacker or a government official for the Internal Security Act\n\nIf you are a hacker, you have full access. If you host yahoo or google or microsoft, under special permission you can view those. If you are an official under the ISA monitoring the e mails of people to detect suspicious activity, you can have access to them.
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You could try hushmail, it is a free encrypted mail service.\nhttp://www.hushmail.com
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A spam or junk mail filter can be very useful for this.  I think most can be set to filter emails not listed among your contacts.  You would just have to be sure all known recipients were listed there so the filtering wouldn't catch them too.
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Please mention your existing email (non gmail) address so that someone can send an invite to u ! ty
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If they have a yahoo account goto http://people.yahoo.com/  You can search for email addresses from a name.  It seems to be US based
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Well,that person may of set his or her email to foward to you and your email may be common (common: Shawn@yahoo.com Uncommon: Jackie228642@yahoo.com)
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Not sure if I understand your question correctly, but you would need some kind of access to the website referencing the email address - like FTP or a web interface.
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I don't think you can, since they don't really make ways to bypass an extra security measure, but if it's extremely important, you can try contacting the email provider.
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there are email databases on the internet just google "email search"\n\nbut considering there are like 100 trillion emails out there it would be tough to find the person you are looking for, especially if its a common name like "john smith"
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Some who has a gmail account will have to invite u. I cud if u give me ur email.
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You can't as long as that person gives you his/her email address by him/herself; because email addesses are always very confidential.
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Yeah buddy - I have some email addresses for you but do not want to post them here. Give me a shout at grh602000@yahoo.com.
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U know, it would be easier to make them online so the person won't find out, but that depends wether everyone ur inviting has an email account... I'll be easier and there is a lower risk of you getting caught...
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http://denison.uchsc.edu/help/EmailTerminology.htm
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try using an anonymizer or anonymouse.org if that dont do it, its hard to say without have access to firewall control.
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It would be complicated, but you could always check your 'Sent' folder and outbox for hints. Also, you could mail round your contacts and ask if they have had any odd emails from your account. And, of course if you suspect or discover something, change your password. :D
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arnel i have no idea how we might be able to help if only there was some sort of email search engine.... :(