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I am trying to understand this. Appears to offer bulk accounts that are easy to create and permanent, targeting the market that sits between a) regular email ad
by iliketosleep 9y ago
I am trying to understand this. Appears to offer bulk accounts that are easy to create and permanent, targeting the market that sits between a) regular email addresses, which are permanent but a pain to sign up for, needing phone verification, etc. and b) throwaway accounts that are easy to create but cannot be kept long-term.
This seems like an interesting idea if they own a whole bunch of different domains, but they don't specify this, and my attempt to sign up for an address failed. (open firefox -> click create my nBox -> click Sign up for a service (i type https://facebook.com https://facebook.com) -> receive message saying "To create your nBox
Allow the notifications" -> No simple info about how to do this is given, so I give up)
- bdav24 9y agoHi iliketosleep, to allow the notifications a small window should appear at the top of the page. But not all browsers have implemented this feature. What device and browser do you use?
- iliketosleep 9y agoI'm using the latest version of firefox on win7. Upon further investigation, I think I know what happened now. There's a tiny box at the left of the address bar that enables me to unblock notifications for the site. Which means I must have automatically pressed the "disallow" button before even reading anything (a reflex response!). If I was you, I'd have an option to see a screenshot showing how to unblock notifications. It's always the stupid little things that can make a very big difference.
- bdav24 9y agoOk, I'm glad it works. Thanks for the feedback, we'll try to add that somewhere.