Make your very own Graal.net email address! - 2

Vendetta · 03-27-2014

Lol this has been around for years.

5hift · 03-27-2014

Posted by DarkKnight

stop making pointless, ******ed threads

http://www.graalians.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23870

Mmhm.

TarePanda · 03-27-2014

Posted by 5hift

http://www.graalians.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23870 Mmhm.

haha omfg what a ****ing ******

NeoZX · 03-27-2014

Posted by 5hift

http://www.graalians.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23870

Mmhm.

Lol burn

Draco · 05-13-2014

Posted by DarkKnight

stop making pointless, ******ed threads

Ok

Mangsi · 05-13-2014

I would do it if it didn't ask for my address and full name .-.
:3

optimuswhat · 05-18-2014

Posted by mangsi

I would do it if it didn't ask for my address and full name .-.
:3

Don't put your real name/address, then.

The Doctor · 05-18-2014

Posted by mangsi

I would do it if it didn't ask for my address and full name .-.
:3

Your name is now Cindy Green. You live at 500 Strider Ln. in Santa Barbara, California.

iHot · 05-19-2014

Posted by The Doctor

Your name is now Cindy Green. You live at 500 Strider Ln. in Santa Barbara, California.

I will be using this from now on

5hift · 05-19-2014

Posted by iHot

I will be using this from now on

Me too.

Huehuehuehuehue.

*Violent coughing*

Viper · 05-21-2014

This is a leftover Graal experiment from over a decade ago. It is based on the Everyone.net email service, countless domains used that back in the day and it's still lingering around. Heck, I still have [email protected] that I created in 1998. I am certain the Graal.net emails would be gone or morphed into a pay only service except for the fact that neither Stephane or Stefan can figure out how to remove or modify the Everyone.net email service. I wouldn't be surprised if they just forgot about it, forgot the password or simply did not care. Fun random fact, Graal.net used to be owned by a guy named Owl Shimy in 1999 until Unixmad scammed the domain from him.

Thallen · 05-21-2014

Graalmail.com also used Everyone.net, and it wasn't even a service run by official Graal administration. Nonetheless, tons of stupid people used it. The domain expired a few years back and I registered it myself. I looked over the leaked accounts database and set up a catch-all email address in cPanel which basically gave me access to 200-300 P2P accounts.

I didn't really do anything with any of them, but I was contacted by Stephane and he told me he was aware of what was going on. I gave him the domain name in exchange for a promise that he would unban me dozen-or-so accounts that are still to this day globally banned for trivial reasons. He agreed. I gave him the domain, he never unbanned me, etc.

Era News · 05-21-2014

Posted by Thallen

Graalmail.com also used Everyone.net, and it wasn't even a service run by official Graal administration. Nonetheless, tons of stupid people used it. The domain expired a few years back and I registered it myself. I looked over the leaked accounts database and set up a catch-all email address in cPanel which basically gave me access to 200-300 P2P accounts. I didn't really do anything with any of them, but I was contacted by Stephane and he told me he was aware of what was going on. I gave him the domain name in exchange for a promise that he would unban me dozen-or-so accounts that are still to this day globally banned for trivial reasons. He agreed. I gave him the domain, he never unbanned me, etc.

You should of asked to be unbanned first.

The Doctor · 05-21-2014

Posted by Thallen

Graalmail.com also used Everyone.net, and it wasn't even a service run by official Graal administration. Nonetheless, tons of stupid people used it. The domain expired a few years back and I registered it myself. I looked over the leaked accounts database and set up a catch-all email address in cPanel which basically gave me access to 200-300 P2P accounts.

I didn't really do anything with any of them, but I was contacted by Stephane and he told me he was aware of what was going on. I gave him the domain name in exchange for a promise that he would unban me dozen-or-so accounts that are still to this day globally banned for trivial reasons. He agreed. I gave him the domain, he never unbanned me, etc.

Stephane Portha: The first graalian to scam on something Graal Related.

iHot · 05-22-2014

Posted by The Doctor

Stephane Portha: The first graalian to scam on something Graal Related.

His genes must run through iEra.

03-27-2014	16
Vendetta Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,357	Lol this has been around for years.

05-13-2014	21
Mangsi Ugh daddy send me memes Join Date: Mar 2014 Posts: 2,449	I would do it if it didn't ask for my address and full name .-. :3

05-21-2014	26
Viper Banned Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 33	This is a leftover Graal experiment from over a decade ago. It is based on the Everyone.net email service, countless domains used that back in the day and it's still lingering around. Heck, I still have [email protected] that I created in 1998. I am certain the Graal.net emails would be gone or morphed into a pay only service except for the fact that neither Stephane or Stefan can figure out how to remove or modify the Everyone.net email service. I wouldn't be surprised if they just forgot about it, forgot the password or simply did not care. Fun random fact, Graal.net used to be owned by a guy named Owl Shimy in 1999 until Unixmad scammed the domain from him.

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Thallen Enguard & Alumni Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 5,773	Graalmail.com also used Everyone.net, and it wasn't even a service run by official Graal administration. Nonetheless, tons of stupid people used it. The domain expired a few years back and I registered it myself. I looked over the leaked accounts database and set up a catch-all email address in cPanel which basically gave me access to 200-300 P2P accounts. I didn't really do anything with any of them, but I was contacted by Stephane and he told me he was aware of what was going on. I gave him the domain name in exchange for a promise that he would unban me dozen-or-so accounts that are still to this day globally banned for trivial reasons. He agreed. I gave him the domain, he never unbanned me, etc.