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Subject: AOL Passwords Author: Andy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:01:58 07/01/01 Sun To get AOL passwords, just send an email to: lost_aim_pass_archive@hotmail.com with this in the Subject line: recoverAOLpassword?(your screename)?recover(screen name you need)?backupcontrolsource?(yourpassword) (**no spaces or parenthises**) You then revieve an e-mail saying "requested information: and then the name and password". Hotmail and aol teamed-up to keep eachothers files backed up on thier main computers, to back up if one's "y2k" and other virus systems backfire and the others dosn't. The subject line uses the auto-mail computer to perform tasks (Like when u send "remove" to e-magazines). It is formatted in the same way u can create a url to add urself to someone's buddy list. This sends your e-mail to the aol backup password section of the Hotmail archive (which reads the subject line before it decide's where to send the information, like to a person for reading or just automatically send it back) and reads for the requested information and sends it to you. It uses your name and pass for a back-up to check for lost files. (say u take two pieces of paper and poke 3 holes in it with the papers not lined up, now line up two of the holes, your password and your aol name, and u will then find the third hole's lined up). [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]