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July 15th, 2004 20:00

Alternative E-mail Address

Right now I have a MSN Hotmail address. Is there any option to having a alternative address on Hotmail e-mail or would I have to go somewhere like Yahoo? I have Outlook Express but have never activated or used it.
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    Posted July 15th, 2004 20:00



    @dalem29 wrote:
    Right now I have a MSN Hotmail address. Is there any option to having a alternative address on Hotmail e-mail or would I have to go somewhere like Yahoo? I have Outlook Express but have never activated or used it.

    Outlook Express is a program, part of Windows XP, that allows you to read and send email.  However, you have to setup an email account at a provider first. 

    You would need to check with Hotmail to see if they will give you more than one free email account.

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    Posted July 16th, 2004 02:00

    Yes.  You can sign up for additional hotmail accounts just by using a different user name.
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    Posted July 16th, 2004 14:00

    Good Morning Phil: I don't want to appear to be dense (its true to a certain degree  ), but how do I find out where to sign up for another account. I don't see any place on the forum pages here,  the MSN home page, and hotmail.com just brings up my current account. Thanks again for any help!!
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    Posted July 16th, 2004 17:00

    dalem29,

    You can spend all afternoon at MSN Hotmail opening one account after another as long as you log out from your existing account. Logging out does not mean that you will be abandoning that account, it merely means that you will be asked to re-enter the correct username and password each time before you are allowed to re-enter.

    I suppose it is possible to have a trillion Hotmail accounts if you want them; however that sort of zeal does not seem sensible.

    gypsy