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I need a specific set of email addresses in a specific format. They need to be from gmail, fastmail, aimmail, gawab, and webmail.co.za

These must be hand made.


It's basically like this>

I want a 100 text files. In each text file there are 5 LINES ONLY, and they look like the following:

username1;password;googlemail
username2;password;fastmail
username3 at webmail.co.za;password;webmailcoza
username4;password;aimmail
username5;password;gawab

so, line 1 basically means the username and password for a gmail account, line 2 is for fastmail.fm, line 3 is for webmail.co.za, and so on....

note>
for googlemail, u need to set the default version to basic version (non-html version)
for fastmail (http://fastmail.fm), u need to create guest accounts
for aimmail (http://mail.aim.com), u need to set the version to "accessible version"

the 100 text files i mentioned should be named batch1.txt all the way to batch100.txt

My requirements would be that all email addresses have a humanlike american name (eg> Nancy Jones, not some randomly generated junk like 909ikhufiu )

All accounts must not be red flagged,( eg: google asks you so enter captcha the moment you log into the gmail account = BAD )

So in total, it is 500 email addresses, hand made.

All email accounts should not be created with the same IP

Let me know if you're up for this, we're looking for at least a full 1 yr relationship if this works out. We need emails on a regular basis.

for those of you programmers, u can write macros to make it easier to create accounts, i have nothing against it, but u need to keep all names and email addresses REAL. no random junk.


here are some notes/additional info
Some notes though:

1. There are 2 types of email account at gawab - web 3.0 and classic. So which one should I choose?

2. I don't see any option for "accessible version" at aol.com AKA aim.com.

my answer is:

for gawab , it's classic version that I want,

for mail.aim.com, once u created a brand new account and signed in, look at the bottom bar of the page , it will have the following> Basic version, Accessible Version , Mail Blog, etc

once u click on 'accessible version', the page refreshes, and a highlighted yellow bar at the top of the page will say>

You're using AOL Mail Basic which is optimized for your computer and browser. Switch to Standard Version.

so that's proof that u already configured accessible version.

Lower bider will be the winner.