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Electronic Mail
and Mailing Lists:
Email:
What is
it?,
Addresses,
Software,
Sending,
Reading,
Finding
Attachments |
Lists:
What are they?,
Joining,
Leaving,
Finding
More Info |
Netiquette:
Guidelines,
Mailing Lists,
Spam |
Supplemental Links
How Do I Find
Addresses?
Because
there is no central directory of email addresses, finding an address isn't as easy as calling
information for a phone number. Here are a few strategies for getting started.
- If possible contact the person by phone or postal mail to get their email
address.
- If you know where someone works or goes to school, do a web search to see if
the organization has a web site. Such web sites often maintain online directories.
- Search Internet directory services. Two services are:
- WhoWhere?
http://www.whowhere.lycos.com
A collection of look-up services for email addresses, residential listings, government contact
information, and business/company directories. Part of the Lycos network.
- US West Dex -Yellow Pages.
http://www.questdex.com
Online versions of phone directories. In addition to an email address search, you can search for
addresses and phone numbers for residential, business, and government listings.
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The Master Internet Volunteer Program was developed by the
University of Minnesota Extension Service and was adapted for use in North Dakota with
permission. Copyright © 2001 North Dakota State University. All rights
reserved.
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Dakota State University Extension Service
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