Quote from: topsaildominator on January 27, 2017, 02:14:01 AM

Quote from: Gluteus Maximus on January 27, 2017, 02:08:47 AM

Quote from: topsaildominator on January 27, 2017, 02:04:44 AM

Really interested in this, have a few questions:

You said the method isn't saturated which is great, so should we expect some good longevity on these accounts? Will they be shut down in a year from now?

Are the accounts accessible with the login and username without using a specific login portal, i.e. having to use a school website to login?

And finally, can I set up aliases for an individual account similar to Outlook or Gmail?

Thank you!

1. I cannot really say for sure that they will work up to a year. But they have been working for months for me.

2. Yes the inbox is accessible directly through a login page.

3. No, you cannot set up aliases on any .edu email. That just destroys the purpose of it.

Nah, I've had plenty of success with .edu emails where the Gmail trick of "+etc" aliases after the address applies. That is what I am asking about and need to know. But apparently not with your method, unfortunate.

EDIT: Still interested though.

Oh okay, I never knew that! Anyways, the college uses Microsoft Outlook as their email provider, so I doubt that would work. The dot exploit is exclusive to gmail.