Ever get an email and wonder who it is? Or get spam and want to find out who sent it? With this trick you can find out.
First find the email.
Next look around for a Show Original ---> 
(Gmail)
View Source --> 
(Comcast Webmail) , or something like that.
Then find the section where it says Received: *text* and there should be a number after that that looks like this 72.14.207.99 but of course not the same numbers.
Then goto http://www.arin.net/whois/ and type that number. You can get a street address which is only sometimes correct, phone number, and EMAIL address!
thanx!
- Andrew
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Ever at a site where it asks you to give an E-mail address? And your not sure to give it out or not? Than this post is for you.
There are three solutions to this problem:
1. Temporary E-Mail Address.
2. Get a G-Mail Account.
3. Check with McAfee.
The first approach: Getting a temporary E-Mail address is simple.
When you come to a situation when your not sure whether to type in your real email than type: whateveryouwant@mailinator.com.
Then goto mailinator.com and check your mail, by going to their site and in the check your inbox box type what you put inside of whateveryouwant.
The second approach almost as easy. Goto Google.com and click Gmail. Setup a account.
Make a seperate account if you already have one. Then just use it as a spam inbox.
The last is check with with McAfee SiteAdvisor.
Goto siteadvisor.com, and at the bottom type the site. Make sure to only use the base! (example: http://homehacker.blogspot.com , NOT http://homehacker.blogspot.com/2008/02/temporary-e-mail-addresses-never-give.html)
Or just download SiteAdvisor for IE or FireFox.
Hope you never get spam again! - Andrew
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When I first ran FreshUI I was greeted by this on the left pane That's when I realized this was going to be fun. FreshUI lets you tweak almost everything. Plus, it's freeware!
To get it you goto http://freshdevices.com/download.html, before you put in your email you might want to consider doing a
temporary inbox. This site doesn't spam, but it does send you lots of there newsletters which have ads that make the adveristed product look like it was made by FreshDevices.
Then download and install.
Run the program and tweak EVERYTHING!!!
FreshDevices do have kind of a weird registration. All of there products are freeware, but you do have to sign up or have a fifteen day free trial.
By the way, when I first got this I thought they cheated me and this was shareware but it isn't registration codes are in the first e-mail, so if you did do a temporary inbox, then make sure you check it after signing up.
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Do you ever want to see your Desktop. Or control it. Whether you want to play a good prank on someone or get a files that is on another computer than VNC
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(Gmail)
(Comcast Webmail) , or something like that.
