I'm not a student anywhere but would like to be able to get some of the student discounts available to people with a .edu email address. Can anyone please tell me where I can go to register for a free .edu email address, I'd prefer it to be permanent once I register for it too. Thank you in advance!

Phishing Example: Diablo 3 | Battle.Net | Blizzard | World of Warcraft | Starcraft | Etc.

I've recently gotten an email in my gmail inbox where the sender (a.k.a. "Scumbag") is attempting to sucker me out of my Battle.net login credentials by pretending to be sent from Blizzard Entertainment themselves. Of course, par for the course, the email portrays a sense of relative impending doom (to your account) and you must hurry and confirm that you're the original owner of the account. Below is a paste of the actual email:

Is there any way that I can find someones email address? because my friend I think he erased his facebook account. and I need his email. please help is there any way I can get it. without these websites like spokeo or those sites that made a business out of it.

Unsubscribe takes the effort out of unsubscribing from mailing lists. When you actually examine all the messages you receive, chances are that a good chunk of them are from mailing lists. As the months go by, we often forget how many times we've added our address somewhere online. While it's easy to delete them on the fly, an LA-based startup has created an even better solution.

Do you really know how to forward e-mails? 50% of us do; 50% DO NOT.

Do you wonder why you get viruses or junk mail? Do you hate it?

I know you can find a persons IP address in an email but how do I do that? I use gmail if that matters any.

Alot of times at work I have to send out emails with larger attachments. However most email clients have a limit. Here are some of the limits:

• Outlook - between 2MB to 10MB (depending on what version you are using)
• Yahoo - 10MB limit (if you have yahoo paid plus then its 20MB)
• Hotmail - 10MB limit (if you have the paid plus then its 20MB)
• Gmail - 25MB limit *winner as far as free email service*

Not surprisingly so, Digital Dumping is on the rise. Seems like a ton of people are taking the easy, cowardly way out and dumping their significant other via the internet.

"Over one third of 2,000 people polled (34 per cent) said they had ended a relationship by email, 13 per cent had changed their status on Facebook without telling their partners and six per cent had released the news unilaterally on Twitter".