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By Jeff | November 9, 2007

iPhone

Have you ever run out of your alloted messages on your wireless plan but kept getting messages from your friends? Have you ever been caught messaging on your cell phone at work by your boss, who then threatened your job? Have you ever been so drunk that you didn’t know where your phone was? Have you ever… (insert insanely odd situation here)… and you couldn’t use your cell phone, but you had access to your computer?

Well, here I am to save the day! Mighty Mouse wi.. oh wait. Just for my blogging community, I’ve compiled a list of the top 5 wireless companies’ formula for the e-mail address that has already been assigned to you. That’s right. There was nothing you need to do. It’s already set up, active, and usable right this very second (assuming you have an active account.) If you know anyone that uses any of the top 5 carriers, then you can send them an e-mail instead of using text messages on your plan. Thus, saving money by not having them charged against you. (Your friends may not like it for too long, but hey, that’s not your problem that you are now smarter than they are.)

Your boss won’t catch you because it’ll look like you are conducting business through e-mail. You can send a message to all your now sober friends to see if any of them know what your drunk butt did with your phone. You can send an e-mail to all your friends to stop messaging you because you have used them all up. The options are endless. Make sure you save this information somewhere because it will most definitely come in handy on more than one occasion in this ever growing wireless world we have now adapted ourselves to.

***Note: Make sure you use your entire 10 digit cell phone number before the @ with no spaces between any number. I know this may be obvious to most of you, but I just don’t want to leave any room for confusion for the, shall we say, technologically challenged - or old people - whichever you prefer.

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