[nerdgirl]

if it still works that would be one funny joke

[Sly One]

Dude, why i cant use @facebook.com both sender and reciver o.o
shit dont work bro

[datobe]

I think it's doesn't work anymore.

[mikahlamka]

I have try to send to my own account but i dont get the message.. :|
Thanks for showing this totorial...

[V1P3R]

You get the message but in the junk

[V1P3R]

You get the message but in the junk

[V1P3R]

You get the message but in the junk

[l33t.w4r3z]

U cannot use @facebook for both sender n receiver because, Facebook knows its own mail servers n stuff.
Thats what i think.
moreover do not use a subject title.
Thirdly,
www.facebook.com/recover/initiate
that link can help u a wee bit.
type in the person's facebook user id@facebook.com and press enter.
u shud see the available recovery options.
The email address there should look like (first letter)xxxxxx(last letter)@email.com
U need to do a bit of guessing.
I did benefit from this trick twice.

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Guys, i dunno about any other free email spoof site.
But, www.anonymailer.net is pretty good for testing. its free to test. but it sends a banner with its name in the email.
some basic subscription does remove that banner.
check it if u want.

[l33t.w4r3z]

U cannot use @facebook for both sender n receiver because, Facebook knows its own mail servers n stuff.
Thats what i think.
moreover do not use a subject title.
Thirdly,
www.facebook.com/recover/initiate
that link can help u a wee bit.
type in the person's facebook user id@facebook.com and press enter.
u shud see the available recovery options.
The email address there should look like (first letter)xxxxxx(last letter)@email.com
U need to do a bit of guessing.
I did benefit from this trick twice.

---

Guys, i dunno about any other free email spoof site.
But, www.anonymailer.net is pretty good for testing. its free to test. but it sends a banner with its name in the email.
some basic subscription does remove that banner.
check it if u want.

[l33t.w4r3z]

U cannot use @facebook for both sender n receiver because, Facebook knows its own mail servers n stuff.
Thats what i think.
moreover do not use a subject title.
Thirdly,
www.facebook.com/recover/initiate
that link can help u a wee bit.
type in the person's facebook user id@facebook.com and press enter.
u shud see the available recovery options.
The email address there should look like (first letter)xxxxxx(last letter)@email.com
U need to do a bit of guessing.
I did benefit from this trick twice.

---

Guys, i dunno about any other free email spoof site.
But, www.anonymailer.net is pretty good for testing. its free to test. but it sends a banner with its name in the email.
some basic subscription does remove that banner.
check it if u want.