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Best Video Search and Sharing Sites

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Here is a comprehensive list of video search and video sharing sites.

For more details, including whether or not you can upload videos,
video editing capability, single-file size limit, time limit, pricing
structure, privacy settings, software downloads, target audience,
monetize…. View the detailed video search engine and video sharing sites competitive matrix.

This list is also available in a more dynamic form with ratings and editor’s picks at contentinople.

Name Website Description
Aggrega http://www.aggrega.com Music video search/aggregator.
AltaVista Video http://www.altavista.com/ Music video search/aggregator.
AniBoom http://www.aniboom.com Hosts and shares animation, includes a basic animating tool.
ApnaTube http://www.apnatube.com “Desi broadcaster” geared primarily towards Southeastern Asia.
Atom Films http://www.atomfilms.com Broadband entertainment network offering original short subject films, animations, and series by independent creators.
Atom Uploads http://www.atomuploads.com Short user-generated video clips, select video clips are moved up to AtomFilms where they earn royalties.
Blinkx http://www.blinkx.com Video aggregator with high functionality and content partnerships.
Blip.tv http://www.blip.tv Offers tools to help
blogTV http://www.blogtv.com Broadcast live shows. Lots of webcams.
Bolt http://www.bolt.com Online “media profile” video, photos etc.
Break.com http://www.break.com Online video “for guys” with cash for featured videos.
Brightcove http://www.brightcove.com Online video service.
Broadcaster http://www.broadcaster.com/ Online video post, still in alpha, emphasis on blogging. (Paired with Casttv.com.)
Buzznet http://www.buzznet.com Fake MySpace, “pop-culture” oriented.
Castpost http://www.castpost.com Online video post, still in alpha, emphasis on blogging. (Paired with Casttv.com.)
Clesh http://www.clesh.com Online video editing and streaming. (Basically a working demo for underlying technology.)
Clickcaster http://www.clickcaster.com Provide tools for creating and sharing podcasts and videocasts. Still in beta.
Clip Blast http://www.clipblast.com/ Online video organizer with learning algorithm; i.e., Pandora or Last.FM.
Clipshack http://www.clipshack.com Online video, YouTube clone, possible consumer arm of Reality Digital.
College Humor http://www.collegehumor.com Hosts humorous videos, pictures, games, etc. from users and original content; features humor essays/articles.
Cozmo.tv http://www.cozmo.tv Online video organizer with learning algorithm; i.e., Pandora or Last.FM.
Crackle http://www.grouper.com Talent incubator with career-boosting potential via contests.
Current.tv http://www.current.tv Global TV network led by Al Gore that offers users the ability to control/create TV content.
Cuts http://www.cuts.com Video editing: add comments and sound FX.
Dabble http://www.dabble.com Comprehensive video search site which lets users create and share
playlists. Finds video no matter where it’s hosted on the Web.
Dailymotion http://www.dailymotion.com Hosts user-generated private and public videos.
Dave.TV http://www.dave.tv Custom video channels.
DivX Stage6 http://stage6.divx.com Hosts videos.
Dotcomedy http://www.dotcomedy.com Comedy-centric, ad-based site.
Dovetail.tv http://www.dovetail.tv Online distribution company for independent film and television, client based on Azureus.
DropShots.com http://www.dropshots.com Family friendly photo and video sharing service.
eSnips http://www.esnips.com Non-specific content sharing site.
Everyzing http://www.everyzing.com Allows users to place streaming video, slide shows, music, and live video chat on sites.
Expert Village http://www.expertvillage.com Hosts how-to-do-it guides created by users, experts.
Eyespot http://www.eyespot.com Provides Web-based video editing applications for the consumer.
Famster http://www.famster.com Family friendly social networking site.
Flixya http://www.flixya.com Video host and aggregator with revenue sharing and charity donations.
Free IQ http://www.freeiq.com Marketplace for info and ideas, some free, some pay.
Funny or Die http://www.funnyordie.com Established comedians (e.g., Will Ferrell) and regular users can upload content and then vote on it.
Get Democracy http://www.getdemocracy.com/ Pro content mixed with user-generated stuff in a slick interface.
GodTube http://www.godtube.com YouTube clone that connects Christian users together.
GoFish http://www.gofish.com Online content site with Pro-Am feel.
Google Video http://video.google.com Video search engine. Upload, purchase videos, search YouTube, download videos for iPod or Sony PSP.
Guba http://www.guba.com Hosts original content and user-created videos.
Heavy http://www.Heavy.com Pro content mixed with user-generated stuff in a slick interface.
Helpful Video http://www.helpfulvideo.com Users share videos of of them completing tasks that display everyday knowledge.
HICTU http://www.hictu.com Indie film site with eventual distribution potential.
iFilm http://www.ifilm.com Pro video content and moderated user content.
imeem http://www.imeem.com Online community for artists and fans. Offers ad-sharing for UGC.
JibJab http://www.jibjab.com Hosts original content and user-created videos.
JuiceCaster http://www.juicecaster.com/ Pro content, TV feel, also “social networking TV.” Tom Green is on it.
Jumpcut http://www.jumpcut.com Online video community with editing tools built in.
Kwego http://www.kwego.com View and search videos.
Liberated Films http://www.liberatedfilms.com Indie film site with eventual distribution potential.
Live Leak http://www.liveleak.com Searches keyword/tag search for YouTube music videos (in beta).
LiveDigital http://www.livedigital.com Hosts user-generated videos and photos.
LiveVideo http://www.livevideo.com View and search videos.
Lulu TV http://www.lulu.tv Call it a “stake holding, socio-communal, anarcho-capitalist,
sharecropping, fair-trade, collectivist syndicate” if it makes you
happy.
ManiaTV http://www.maniatv.com Pro content, TV feel, also “social networking TV.” Tom Green is on it.
Mediabum http://www.mediabum.com View and search videos when you’re not organizing your newspaper collection.
Meevee http://www.meevee.com Online TV guide, video content aggregator (pro and user-generated content).
MeFeedia http://www.mefeedia.com/ Targets, organisations and individuals with common aim of using the
Internet to promote human rights, sustainable development, etc.
MeraVideo http://www.meravideo.com Video-sharing hub geared towards Indian users.
Metacafe http://www.metacafe.com Online video broadcaster.
Middio http://www.middio.com Searches keyword/tag search for YouTube music videos (in beta).
Mogulus http://www.mogulus.com Users can create live, original television programming.
Motionbox http://www.motionbox.com Provides an online personal video sharing service.
Multiply.com http://www.multiply.com Allows users to create a Webpage for their photos, videos, and other ephemera. Family oriented?
MySpace http://www.myspacetv.com Professional content mixed with amatuer content.
MyVideo http://www.myvideo.co.za YouTube for South Africa.
OneWorldTV http://tv.oneworld.net Targets, organisations and individuals with common aim of using the
Internet to promote human rights, sustainable development, etc.
ooVoo http://www.oovoo.com Offers “human expression” to online interaction. Hosts video messages/conversations.
Open V Log http://www.openvlog.com/ Hosts user-generated videos and photos. Can be both family friendly and (ahem) friendly friendly.
Operator11 http://operator11.com Internet television network that leverages the high production
values of broadcast television with the social networking features of
the net.
Our Media http://www.ourmedia.org/ Hosts user-generated videos and photos to be uploaded onto personal sites.
Ourmedia http://www.ourmedia.org Hosts videos and other content to create a community that fosters “grassroots creativity.”
Panjea http://www.panjea.com Create your own broadcast channel (video aggregator).
Pawky http://www.pawky.com Hosts videos from indie filmmakers and regular users. Also, distributes/features some content.
Phanfare http://www.phanfare.com Create ad-free photo and video albums.
Photobucket http://photobucket.com Links photos, videos, etc. to Websites like MySpace, Facebook, Craigslist, Blogger, etc.
Podcast Spot http://www.podcastspot.com Create and share podcasts.
Podshow http://www.podshow.com Social video network that delivers content to computer, iPod, mobile device, or television.
Pooxi http://www.pooxi.com French video site. In French.
Porkolt.com http://www.porkolt.com Hosts user-generated videos and photos. Can be both family friendly and (ahem) friendly friendly.
PureVideo http://www.purevideo.com Video search and aggregator.
Putfile http://www.putfile.com Hosts user-generated videos and photos to be uploaded onto personal sites.
Revver http://www.revver.com Video-sharing platform where users upload videos that are pared with ads, users can make money.
Rooftop Comedy http://www.rooftopcomedy.com Video clips of stand-up. God help us all.
Scenemaker http://www.scenemaker.net Tag scenes within videos hosted elsewhere, created by Gotuit media.
Sclipo http://sclipo.com Users share videos of everyday knowledge or skills.
Search for Video http://www.searchforvideo.com Simple media sharing site with cool email posting.
Search Video See Truveo User-generated video
Sharkle http://www.sharkle.com YouTube clone: upload and share videos.
Singing Fish http://www.singingfish.com Standard video aggregator.
Soapbox http://soapbox.msn.com Watch and share videos.
Sproose http://www.sproose.com Hosts videos created by independent content creators. Addn software is useful but not required.
Stash Space http://www.stashspace.com Offers tools to help users edit and store videos, photos on their home computers.
Stickam http://www.stickam.com Allows users to place streaming video, slide shows, music, and live video chat on sites.
Stupid Videos http://www.stupidvideos.com Viral video site hosting user-generated and licensed content.
Sumo.tv http://www.sumo.tv Viral video hosting with pay-oriented quality control (broken links, referrals, etc.)… British.
Super Deluxe http://www.superdeluxe.com Established comedians (e.g., Eugene Mirman, Bob Odenkirk) and regular users can upload content.
SuTree http://www.sutree.com “Knowledge community” featuring index and library of free user-generated video.
TeacherTube http://www.teachertube.com YouTube clone geared towards teachers, students: “community sharing for instructional videos.”
Treemo http://www.treemo.com Offers video, audio, photography, words, and visual art.
Trooker http://www.trooker.com Both a video search and video sharing site.
Truveo http://www.truveo.com/ Online community for people who like to make, discover, and share digital content.
Tubearoo http://www.tubearoo.com Publicy-traded YouTube clone.
Turn Here http://www.turnhere.com/ Provides an online video distribution platform.
Twango http://www.twango.com Simple media sharing site with cool email posting.
Uncut Video http://uncutvideo.aol.com User-generated video
Ustream http://www.ustream.tv Platform that provides live interactive video for everyone.
uVouch http://www.uvouch.com Standard video aggregator.
UVU http://uvu.channel2.org YouTube for south Florida.
Veoh http://www.veoh.com Hosts videos created by independent content creators. Addn software is useful but not required.
Veveo http://www.veveo.com
Viddler http://www.viddler.com Allows users to “upload, enhance, and share digital video quickly and easily.”
Video Egg http://www.videoegg.com
Video Webtown http://www.videowebtown.com Hosts and stores videos.
VideoJug http://videojug.com Provides videos from “experts” on common sense and informative subjects.
Vidiac http://www.vidiac.com Video channel site has its own portal for UGV.
VidiLife http://www.vidilife.com YouTube clone hosting user-generated content.
Vidipedia http://www.vidipedia.org “The Web’s first video encyclopedia.” Structured like Wikipedia, but with video content.
Vidmax http://www.vidmax.com Upload and share videos; rate and comment on videos.
ViewDo http://www.viewdo.com Experts/users created content for knowledge “on the go.”
Vimeo http://www.vimeo.com User-generated video content.
vMix http://www.vmix.com Online community for people who like to make, discover, and share digital content.
Vodpod http://www.vodpod.com Allows users to collect videos from various sites and use “widgets” to post them on blogs.
vSocial http://www.vsocial.com Provides an online video distribution platform.
Vtap http://www.vtap.com Mobile video application for your cell phones
VuMe http://www.vume.com Operates a video sharing Website with pay incentive.
Windows Video Live http://search.live.com/video/
Yahoo Video http://video.yahoo.com General public, funny videos.
Youare.tv http://www.youare.tv Hosts independent quality video.
YourKindaTV http://www.yourkindatv.com British user-generated video content with chance to be featured on SKY TV show.
YouTube http://www.youtube.com What started it all: user-generated content and sponsored content.
Ziddo http://www.ziddio.com Contest-centric user-generated videos, with the allure of being on TV.
ZippyVideos http://www.zippyvideos.com Hosts allegedly funny videos.

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Ebooks for Learning Oracle Database

Prepare yourself for 21st century database careers with these outstanding ebooksOracle Database delivers the benefits of grid computing with more self-management and automation, making it easier to:

  • Change IT systems without risk using Real Application Testing
  • Partition and compress tables to store more data and run queries faster
  • Securely protect and audit data, and enable total recall of data
  • Integrate and manage the lifecycle of all enterprise information
  • Run your business 24 x 7 with unique maximum availability architecture

List Of Book Titles

  1. Building Oracle XML Applications 2000.pdf
  2. Crystal Reports 9 On Oracle 2003.chm
  3. Documenting Oracle Databases Complete Oracle Database Schema Auditing 2003.pdf
  4. Guerrilla Oracle 2003.chm
  5. IBM Oracle to DB2 Udb Conversion Guide Dec 2003.chm
  6. Java Programming with Oracle JDBC 2002.pdf
  7. Java Programming with Oracle ODBC 2002.pdf
  8. Mastering Oracle SQL 2002.chm
  9. Mastering Oracle SQL 2nd ed 2004.chm
  10. OCA Oracle 10g Administration I Study Guide 1Z0-042 2005.pdf
  11. OCP Oracle Database 10g New Features for Administrators 2004.pdf
  12. Oracle 10g 2Day Training 2003.pdf
  13. Oracle 10G By Examples 2004.zip
  14. Oracle 11i E-Business Suite From The Front Lines 2004.chm
  15. Oracle 8i Interal Service 1999.pdf
  16. Oracle 9i DBA JumpStart 2003.chm
  17. Oracle 9i R2 Data Warehousing 2003.chm
  18. Oracle Application Server 10g Administration Handbook 2004.pdf
  19. Oracle Application Server 10g Essentials 2004.chm
  20. Oracle Data Warehouse Management 2003.pdf
  21. Oracle Database 10G - Automatic Sga Memory Management.pdf
  22. Oracle Database 10G - Automatic Storage Management.pdf
  23. Oracle Database 10g - DBA.pdf
  24. Oracle Database 10g - New Features.pdf
  25. Oracle Database 10g - Proactive Space & Schema Object Management 2003.pdf
  26. Oracle Database 10g - SQLAccess Advisor.pdf
  27. Oracle Database 10G - The Complete Reference 2004.pdf
  28. Oracle Database 10g High Availability with RAC Flashback and Data Guard 2004.chm
  29. Oracle Database 10g New Features.chm
  30. Oracle Database 10g SQL 2004.chm
  31. Oracle Database 10g XML and SQL Design Build and Manage XML Applications in Java C C++ and PL SQL 2004.chm
  32. Oracle Database 10g, A Beginner’s Guide.chm
  33. Oracle Database Foundations 2004.pdf
  34. Oracle DBA Checklists Pocket Reference.pdf
  35. Oracle DBA Guide to Data Warehousing and Star Schemas 2003.chm
  36. Oracle DBA Made Simple Oracle Database Administration Techniques 2003.pdf
  37. Oracle DBA Scripting Quick Reference 2004.chm
  38. Oracle DBA SQL Quick Reference 2003.chm
  39. Oracle Distributed Systems 1999.pdf
  40. Oracle Essentials Oracle Database 10g 3rd ed 2004.chm
  41. Oracle High Performance Tuning for 9i & 10g 2004.chm
  42. Oracle Index Management Secrets Top Oracle Experts Discuss Index Management Techniques 2003.pdf
  43. Oracle Net8 Configuration and Troubleshooting 2001.chm
  44. Oracle PL SQL Best Practices 2001.pdf
  45. Oracle PL SQL By Example 3rd Ed 2004.chm
  46. Oracle PL SQL Language Pocket Reference 2nd ed 2003.chm
  47. Oracle PL SQL Programming.pdf
  48. Oracle PLSQL Interactive Workbook, 2nd ed 2003.chm
  49. Oracle PLSQL Programming Guide to Oracle 8i Features 1999.chm
  50. Oracle RAC 10g Best Practices.pdf
  51. Oracle Real Application Clusters 2004.chm
  52. Oracle Regular Expressions Pocket Reference 2003.chm
  53. Oracle RMAN Pocket Reference 2001.pdf
  54. Oracle Security 1998.chm
  55. Oracle Space Management Handbook 2003.pdf
  56. Oracle SQL Internals Handbook 2003.pdf
  57. Oracle sql loader 2001.pdf
  58. Oracle SQL Plus Pocket Reference 2nd ed 2002.pdf
  59. Oracle SQL The Essential Reference 2000.pdf
  60. Oracle SQL Tuning Pocket Reference 2002.pdf
  61. Oracle Wait Interface A Practical Guide to Performance Diagnostics and Tuning 2004.chm
  62. Oracle Web Applications PLSQL Developer’s Introduction 1999.chm
  63. Oracle XSQL 2003.pdf
  64. Perl for Oracle DBAs 2002.chm
  65. Professional Oracle Programming 2005.pdf
  66. Programming Oracle Triggers And Stored Procedures 3rd ed 2004.chm
  67. Tuning Third-party Vendor Oracle Systems 2003.pdf
  68. Using Oracle SQL Stored Outlines and Optimizer Plan Stability 2003.pdf
  69. Using the Oracle oradebug Utility Debugging Oracle Applications 2002.pdf

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Easiest way to bypass time limit on file sharing sites

If you don’t want to wait to reach the download link from free upload sites, see how to bypass delaying tactics from the sites.

Please note this may not work on any server, even the script supports it.
You can’t bypass the hour limit (you need to change your IP each time you have exceeded your bandwidth limit), or the letter typing method. However, you will find this script useful to bypass the count time limit.

Tested on megaupload and easy-share.com with success.

The method is very simple. The only tool we need is Firefox.

First install the Greasemonkey addon and enable it. To enable the Greasemonkey, after installation, restart Firefox and look in the right (down). Right click on monkey’s head and select enabled.

Now click on this link and if you have enabled the Greasemonkey, you will see a popup window. Select install.

Now go to download the file you want without any time delay.

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Fight spam with temporary email accounts

Rise your hand those who love to receive spam mails … No one. Yes, we all hate it!

Fight back! But how?

First thing first, we must know how this spammer havest our email addresses? This has led many internet users to wonder: How did these people get my e-mail address? By knowing what spammer think, we can either use email anti-spam system to get rid of spam, or we “cheat” them with disposable & temporary email services. Using these free services, you get a unique email ID which is valid for few hours or days.

Emails from this ID are forwarded to your actual email ID. By the time when the “stupid” spammers havested your email addresses, it expired. Is a good method right? Here is the collected list of free temporary and disposable email services available on net. Start your journey to battle spammers :) Please credit me when you tell your friends.

1. GuerrillaMail - It provides you with disposable e-mail addresses which expire after 15 Minutes. You can read and reply to e-mails that are sent to the temporary e-mail address within the given time frame.

2. SpamBox - Using this you can create a temporary e-mail address that will expire in the time you chose, all the mails directed to this e-mail will be transparently forwarded to your real e-mail. You can select time from 30mins to one year.

3. 10 Minute Mail - Name says its all, it allows you to create a disposable email ID with working life of 10 minutes. You can read, click on links, and even reply. The e-mail address will expire after 10 minutes.

4. MailExpire - It allows you to create a free email alias for yourself. For a period you choose, from 12 hours to 3 months, anything sent to this email alias will be passed on to you at your actual email address.

5. MailZilla.org - It is a free disposable email solution for you to use. This temporary email can be used once, or as many times as you need. NO SIGNUP is necessary. When you visit this site an email address is automatically generated saved to your clipboard.

6. Hidzz -Create as many in form xxx-name@hidzz.com Email ID remains valid for 5 days and you can access all your temporary IDs using your personal email address.

7. MailCatch -It is an email service that allows you to create temporary disposable mailboxes, in a completely anonymous way. After creating temporary email ID, go to MailCatch website to access messages.

8. Incognito Mail - It allows you to create a temporary e-mail account that will last 60 Minutes. Enough time to receive e-mails that contain activation or download links, and to reply to e-mails that ask for confirmation.

9. TempEmail.biz - It provides you with a disposable e-mail addresses which will expire after 15 Minutes. You can read and reply to e-mails that are sent to the temporary address within the given time frame.

10. DeadAddress - It will instantly create a disposable email address that you can use when you need to verify registrations by email. After creating an instant email account you can check for new incoming messages by simply refreshing your dynamically created inbox page.

11. MintEmail -It gives you a four hour temporary email address. Your new temporary email address is automatically saved on your clipboard (no need to press Ctrl+C). All incoming emails will be displayed on this page.

12. Dodgeit - Pick a throwaway email address and use it anywhere. Checkout the homepage for updates or subscribe to RSS feed to stay updated. Simple and very easy to use.

13. SpamGourmet - Create a free account by providing your actual email address. Create as many disposable email IDs and have your emails forwarded to your actual email address. Another free and spam free email alternative.

14. No Bulk -It offers anonymous email accounts (no password required). Whenever a web site asks for your email address, simply use our free you@nobulk.com. Then go to No Bulk website to check inbox.

15. Spaml - It is an automatic disposable email solution where you don’t have to click. When you visit this site an email address is automatically saved to your clipboard.

16. Spamify - It provides you with disposable e-mail addresses which expire after 60 minutes. You can read and reply to e-mails that are sent to the temporary e-mail address within the given time frame.

17. MailNull -It provides a free anti-spam-mail service to help you take control over your email. With your MailNull account, you can give out a separate temporary email address to every company which asks you for one.

18. eMailMiser - It allows you to create as many inbound read-only email accounts as you like. Use these accounts once or continue to use them for as long as you’d like. The accounts continue to collect email message they receive for as long as they keep coming.

19. E4ward -After you register for a free account enter an email address where e4ward.com should forward your mail. Create an alias for each of your contacts like liasusername.e4ward.com - its done.

20. Sneakemail -A quick disposable email address service to cut out the spam. Create a free account and start using sneakemail address to avoid all that spam.

21. Mail Me -It is an one-step disposable e-mail. Use Mail Me to get unwanted e-mails by leaving Your real e-mail safe. You can also use Mail Me Firefox extension for browser integeration.

22. Email Warden - It is an easy to install, non-obtrusive browser toolbar which generates email aliases (Disposable Email Addresses) for you to use on web sites that require your email address to register.

23. SayNotoSpams - It provides you with a disposable e-mail addresses which expire after 15 Minutes. You can read and reply to e-mails that are sent to the temporary e-mail address within the given time frame.

24. FakedEmail -Each visitor gets an automatically generated disposable email address everytime they visit the website. Whenever the user gets an email it is updated on that webpage without any user interation.

25. Incognito Mail - It allows you to create a temporary e-mail account that will last 60 Minutes. Enough time to receive e-mails that contain activation or download links, and to reply to e-mails that ask for confirmation.

26. PookMail - It is a disposable email account system. You can use it to avoid giving your personal email address to suspicious websites.

27. Mailinator - Get your disposable email ID in the form anything@mailinator.com and block the spam. It is considered one of the better and very effective disposable email service around.

28. MyTrashEmail -Keep your private email anonymous and block spam at the same time with MyTrashEmail. Grab a quick email ID in the form yourname@trashymail.com and use it without worrying about spam.

29. Spam.la -It publicly lists all the email messages sent to various disposable email address @ spam.la You can view latest messages or use filter option to search for specifc ones.

30. TemporaryInbox -It is a disposable email address which doesn’t require registration and can be used to avoid spam. Use this email address in forums, lotteries, erotic sites or wherever. The spammers will never find out your private email address.

31. Jetable - It provides you with a temporary email address. As soon as it is created, all the emails sent to this address are forwarded to your actual email address.

32. MailEater -It provides free disposable email address for you to use. This temporary email can be used once or as many times as you need. No Signup is necessary and its completely Free.

33. SpamBox.us - It allows you to create a temporary e-mail address that will forward all incoming mail to your usual e-mail address. Simply enter your e-mail address and the life time of your spambox and we will generate you a temporary @spambox.us e-mail.

34. SpamhOle -It allows you to create a temporary email address; nameyoupick@spamhole.com. For the number of hours that you choose, all email to nameyoupick@spamhole.com address is automatically forwarded to your regular email address.

35. KasMail -Get a disposable address from KasMail. Choose its expiration date: in a few days, weeks, months or never. Use the address. As needed: extend its lifespan, lock it, unlock it, make it or let it expire.

36. SpamMotel -Another way to fight email spam, download the spammotel and your are ready for free spam control. There is no need to change your current e-mail account because it is web-based.

37. ShieldMail - It provides on the fly self-destructing disposable email addresses to confirm any verification without getting any spam.

38. Fake Mail Generator - It changes the domain frequently in order to prevent the address from being banned, a problem which plagues other disposable email services.

39. Block Filter -Get a custom temporary email address like i8aw6tew9p@newsups.com and stay protected from spam emails big time.

40. GishPuppy -It offers disposable email addresses that automatically forward messages to your normal (private) email. Conveniently create a different GishPuppy email everytime you register on the web, and individually cancel them whenever you want.

41. Spamex - With Spamex Disposable Email Addresses you can safely provide a working email address to anyone and not have to worry about whether they will send you unwanted email or sell your email address to others.

42. ShortMail -Short-Term Disposable Email Account System. Get your spam free Disposable Email ID in the form anything@shortmail.net

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Email tracking with SpyPig

According to my personal knowledge, none of current available free email services e.g. Yahoo Mail and Gmail possess feature of email tracking system, which mean the sender able to trace whether their sent email has been read by recipient or not. However, by using some very simple script or code like SpyPig, this problem can be eliminated.

SpyPig is a simple email tracking system that sends you a notification email as soon as the recipient opens and reads your message. It works with virtually all modern email programs: Outlook, Eudora, Yahoo Email, Gmail, Hotmail, AOL Email and many others.

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