Off-topic, but there are a few items on the vast equipment exchange on this site I am in need of, but for the life of me can't find an email that allows me to join... My ISP doesn't offer email addresses.. Any tips or advice?
AR15.com email requirments
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You can register your own domain through google or other domain providers, for example the google link is https://domains.google/#/. If you do it through google they will forward email to your domain to your gmail account. That ought to work.
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Yea, that is a crock on their requirements. I had to go back to a Comcast email which I don't even have now. I didn't join them for a long time because of it. Once you get through their B.S. you can use your gmail address as a contact.. I had a yahoo account and couldn't use it either. It's frustrating and Kinda like the government,all kinds of B.S. that doesn't make any sense, but it's still there...
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Originally posted by Kilco View PostThey don't accept gmail in order to activate an account, or Yahoo, or AOL, or any free email from what I can tell..
They want you to use an ISP email or b uisness email. My business email is AOL so it's no good.
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Originally posted by rwh View PostYou can register your own domain through google or other domain providers, for example the google link is https://domains.google/#/. If you do it through google they will forward email to your domain to your gmail account. That ought to work.
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it probably helps filter out spammersjust some targets for printing
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...xQ?usp=sharing
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So if someone has an email address that works, could they just set up an account, then switch the email to mine, then tell me the password they used, and then I can log in and swap passwords and be all set?
Just speculating if this would work, or if it would be crossing any red tape?
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What about your cell phone provider ? so they offer email accounts ?
@att.com . . . @sprint,com or something ?
This ARFCOM policy started long after I joined.
Maybe I can post the question over there.NRA LIFE
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