Showing posts with label GMAIL TRICKS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GMAIL TRICKS. Show all posts

How to get free SMS alert for Gmail, 15 minute talk time, and free SMS

Apr 11, 2011 0 comments
Hi dear friends, it has been a long time since I came up with some new cool idea to help you ease your life. Sometimes we are expecting an important mail, but we cannot stay in front of computer all the time to check again and again whether the mail arrived or not, at that time we wish if we had a Free SMS alert in GMAIL, but unfortunately this service is not available currently on GMAIL, but you do not worry. We can get this done for free. Plus you will get 15 minutes of free talk time and more free talk time for each friend you invite.

Today, I am going to share with you all a method through which you can set a free SMS mail alert system in GMAILwithout even revealing your password to any third party, as you need to do it in way2sms. So let us start.

Note: This process may take upto 15 minutes to setup.

Step 1: Go toClick Here for Free 15 minute talk time and signup for an Ibibo account. This will also give you free talk time of 15 minutes. By this method, you will get a call from ibibo on your mobile, and it will connect you to your friend, and as such you both will talk on your mobile, no need of internet headphone or anything it will just be a normal phone call with caller tune advertisement.

Step 2: After signing up for an account on Ibibo, click on Free SMS, and setup your mobile number with your ibibo account. Note: Your mobile number is confidential and not shared with anyone, not even your friends, but your friends can send you free SMS or call you if you allow so. As soon as you setup your mobile number with your Ibibo account, you will get 15 minutes of free talktime and you can call any of your friends for free.

Step 3: Note down your new ibibo email address, it must be like eg, yourusername@ibibo.com.

Step 4: Now go to Gmail account and click on Settings on the top right corner. Then click on Forwarding and POP/IMAP.

Step 5: Click on Add a forwarding email address and enter your ibibo email id, eg., yourusername@ibibo.com. You will be given a password, note it down, and then go to your ibibo mail, their you will receive a verification mail from gmail, click on the link which says, Click to Verify your forward request etc. and authorize GMAIL to forward your gmail emails to Ibibo.

Step 6: Go to ibibo account, and click on SMS alerts Activate Button. That is it, you have successfully setup your account to receive free SMS alert of GMAIL.

Extra: You can also create GMAIL filter for selective emails, subject, or any search string, suppose you want to get alert of only a few friend on SMS, then you can create a filter for his/her email id and get alert only for that. Go to Settings > Filter > Create a new Filter > enter your friends email address > select other options of forwarding, and select your forwarding id as yourusername@ibibo.com, as such you will receive free alert for specific friends. Similarly if you want SMS alert or specific subject you can create a filter for that and forward it your ibibo account.

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Gmail Dot Trick

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Hey Guys I have came across a new Great Amazing Trick that is GMAIL DOT TRICK…Its really amazing ..check It.
WHAT IS GMAIL DOT TRICK ?????
Suppose There is a Gmail account : Example@gmail.com
having password : abcd
You will get logged in to example@gmail.com If you use
email as : E.xample@gmail.com
password : abcd
email as : Ex.ample@gmail.com
password : abcd
email as : Exa.mple@gmail.com
password : abcd
email as : Exam.ple@gmail.com
password : abcd
email as : Examp.le@gmail.com
password : abcd
and so on..
That means gmail does not count periods (.). So isnt its Great …
So you can use this trick for using the same email for various GPT, PTC, Twitter accounts as they interpret all the above emails as different but gmail considers it the same

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How to make Gmail accounts without SMS verification

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Wanna know how to make accounts with google without any verification or whatever

Well, let me tell you how I do it every day without deleting cookies or anything.

You can do it with proxy or without proxy. For me it works everytime. So, let's start:
 
1. Go to gmail.com and hit the sing up page
2. For first and last name I use imdb.com to search names from movies or names of the actors, I combine them, I use a unique name that I believe is not used by anyone. If google will detect that name in their database they will require SMS verification. So go with a unique name, not the popular ones like John Doe or whatever. If you will use the same name on other account they will require SMS verification so stick with a unique one. Everything need to be unique.
3. For login name I don't use numbers and is unique, I will not use that username again. I only use dot in username. If you will create another username similar to that, again, they will detect and they will ask for SMS verification on both accounts.
4. Password. I use a unique password for every account. If you will make a few accounts with the same password they will detect them and they will ask you for SMS verification, so try a unique password. I don't use number in passwords. And I don't use similar passwords.
5. Security Question. Write your own question. Don't use it in other account.
6. I don't use recovery email.
7. The rest it is at your choice.

I think that at this part you understand that your whole profile must be unique. If you use the same name, password, similar username with other accounts they will always request SMS verification. Be unique and you will not even need a proxy. I do it every day and I can't even remeber when they requested me SMS verification. I know this from my experience.


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How to find Gmail account creation DATE.....

Apr 1, 2011 0 comments
"How to find Gmail account creation date".Well, this question has immense value when it comes to Gmail password recovery. Why??? Because, during initiating a password reset using Gmail Contact Form, you have to enter the Gmail account creation date, otherwise you are not allowed to reset your password. So, I have mentioned two ways by which you can know your Gmail account creation date.
Note: This article is not meant for those who have lost their password. I am writing this article for those who have access to their account, but don't know how to check Gmail account creation date. In future, if by some means, you lose your password and want to use Gmail accounts Form, this Gmail account creation date will help you.

Get Gmail account creation Date:


1. Gmail Welcome Mail:

All Gmail accounts receive "Gmail Welcome Mail" after they create their Gmail account. So, this "Welcome Mail" has the same date as your Gmail account creation date. So, noting this date will serve the purpose. Go to Gmail inbox and hit on Oldest button to get the last message. This message will be from Gmail Team. Note this mail's date. Done!!!

But, many readers said that they have deleted Welcome mail and so are unable to get the account creation date. If you are one of them, proceed to the second point.

2. Using POP:

Well, this method will work for accounts created after 2007.
Go to Settings -> Forwarding and POP/IMAP and under POP DOWNLOAD, look for:
1. Status: POP is enabled for all mail that has arrived since YOUR ACCOUNT Creation Date"
and you will get the required date as shown in image below:
So friends, these are the two tricks toget your Gmail account creation date.Keep a safe note of this date as it can be pretty useful for you in future. If you have any problem in this article on how to get Gmail account creation date, please mention it in comments.

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