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WryLilt

Australia

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Expertise

Questions relating to all free email services including but not limited to:- Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, Facebook This includes advice regarding:- Scam and fraud protection, recovery from hacking, junk email, technical questions regarding sending types of files, changing different settings, forwarding emails. I can also help if you need to set up an email for your own domain name (such as yourname@yoursite.com)

Experience in the area

Fifteen years of experience with the internet. Email accounts with all the best known email sites. Experience with fixing hacked accounts/dealing with email customer service. Experience with forwarding, changing and setting up emails. Setting up and maintaining emails for several of my own sites, both directly in browser and through programs such as Outlook Express.

Education/Credentials

Currently completing a course in Journalism.

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
Richard	05/20/12	10	10	10
Lynnsie	05/13/12	10	10	10	Thanks for your response.
Leah	04/13/12	10	10	10	Great advice! I think that should work .....
Shelly	04/10/12	10	10	10	Response was very clear and to the .....
Jefferson	04/06/12	10	10	10	Well, Susanna's a more beautiful name than .....

Recent Answers from WryLilt

2012-05-19 E-mail:

Hi Richard, It depends how you access your email. If you go into it via a browser (like Internet Explorer or Google Chrome), then no, it is not stored on your hard drive (although parts may be stored

2012-05-11 Delete Email:

Hi Lynnsie, Unfortunately you have no control over emails once they leave your account; they become the property of the receiver's email account and therefore to delete them would be an invasion of

2012-04-06 blocking email address:

Hi Shelly, Sorry about the delay - some of my Allexperts emails seem to disappear occasionally and I just had a second notice informing me that I had a question I had yet to answer! Unfortunately

2012-03-22 Attachments at Yahoo using Windows7 How:

Thanks Jefferson, I think you got all my answers. Sorry about the delay - have had a busy two days (my hubby works away three weeks at a time and I have a toddler and baby!) It sounds like you did

2012-03-03 Attachments at Yahoo using Windows7 How:

Hi again Jefferson, Here are the steps I'd take in Yahoo mail to send an attachment to myself. 1. Click on 'Compose Message'. 2. Click on the box that says 'Attach Files'. 3. In the window that

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