How to keep your e-mail safe while traveling - USATODAY.com
Rated • 1 review • travel, email • usatoday.com
How to keep your e-mail safe while traveling
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Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, its a way of lookin at life through the wrong end of a telescope. Which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at lifes realities. -Dr. Seuss
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StopForwarding.Us | Politely and anonymously ask them to...
Rated • 19 reviews • email • stopforwarding.us
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Instant Messenger, IM, Chat, Free email account, AIM,...
Rated • 11 reviews • chat, email • bigstringim.com
From the page:
BigString
"Free Email with Unlimited Storage
* Self-Destructing Email
* Recallable/Erasable Email
* Non-Forwardable Email
* Non-Printable/Savable Email
* Advanced Email Tracking"
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Privnote - Send notes that will self-destruct after being...
Rated • 85 reviews • email • privnote.com
From Site: What is Privnote? - You get a link to the note, and once that link is clicked the note
is destroyed so it can only be seen once. If someone intercepts the
link and sees the note before the person who's intended to read it,
that person will know that the note has been eavesdropped, and can tell
you about it. - If you want to be notified when your note gets read you can do it
by checking the notify box located below then note. Neither email nor
instant messaging provides a reliable way to know if, let alone when,
your messages are read. - If you send a note and suddenly regret having done so, you can
click the link yourself which will destroy the note and prevent the
receiver from reading it.
Sending links in emails is as easy as writing the note in the email
itself, so why not add a little extra privacy at zero cost? Besides,
everybody knows how to click on a link so you won't have to explain
anything new in your email.
- You get a link to the note, and once that link is clicked the note
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snopes.com: Antarctica Wave
Rated • 4 reviews • email • snopes.com
From the page: Antarctic Wave
Claim: Photographs show Antarctic ice formations created by waves of water freezing in midair.
Status: Real photographs; inaccurate description.
Example: [Collected via e-mail, January 2008]
The water froze the instant the wave broke through the ice.
That's what it is like in Antarctica. Water freezes the instant it
comes in contact with the air. The temperature of the water is already
some degrees below freezing.
Just look at how the wave froze in midair?
Origins:
We don't know the specific origin of these photographs, but starkly
beautiful wave-like ice formations like the ones they capture can be
found in parts of Antarctica. However, such formations are not created
(as claimed in the text accompanying these images) by waves of water
hitting frigid air and instantly freezing in place; they're typically
formed over time from ice that has been compacted and uplifted by
glaciation, then shaped through exposure to the elements:
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DMAchoice is a mail preference service offered by the...
Rated • 3 reviews • consumer info, email • dmachoice.org
From the page:
"DMA's Mail Preference Service (MPS) is the Official Mail Preference Service for the Catalog and Direct Marketing community supported by the United States Postal Service
Do You Need Help Getting Off Mailing Lists? You Have Options!"
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Certified email with delivery receipts, silent tracking,...
Rated • 2 reviews • internet tools, email • readnotify.com
ReadNotify
lets you know when email you've sent gets read
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Lockbin - Free Online Email Encryption Service
Rated • 2 reviews • email • lockbin.com
From the page:
"What is Lockbin?
Lockbin is a free service for sending private email messages. People use it to send things like credit card information or confidential information.
Why can t I just use email?
Network sniffers can spy on your email traffic. Using Secure Sockets helps, but there is no guarantee the recipient is taking the same precaution.
How does it work?
Lockbin s cryptographic algorithm uses a Secret Word to encrypt messages. You invent the Secret Word and deliver it to the recipient using a phone, text message, instant message, smoke signals, homing pigeon, or as a last resort... another email.
When the encrypted message is received, it is destroyed from Lockbin s database, and decrypted in the recipient s browser, provided that they entered the Secret Word correctly.
Is it safe?
Nothing is perfect, and neither is this, but it is certainly safer than sending sensitive data directly through email."
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http://www.coralreefalliance.org/index.php?option=com_con...
Rated • 1 review • email • coralreefalliance.org
Underwater E-Cards For Any Occasion 
Send an E-Card and Show Your Commitment to the Oceans
Our free coral reef e-cards feature stunning nature photography of the world's coral reef seascapes and animals that we are working to protect. Sending an e-card is a great way to show your commitment to oceans and brighten someone's day. Bookmark this page for all your birthday, holiday, and celebratory e-card needs!
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Secure wireless email on Mac OS X | stopdesign
Rated • 2 reviews • mac, email • stopdesign.com
From the page:
"Secure wireless email on Mac OS X"
