Well there is a reason why they block it right? Wait till you get home and if not then be sure nobody is reading or watching. Can you be sure? no so keep private things private.
I would like to send email from work but my company blocks email accounts such as yahoo or hotmail. Ideas?
You should just wait untill you get home on your own computer to read e-mails.
Reply:Yea try surfynet.com ssshhh!
Reply:Sometimes with yahoo you can get around it, if you change the country code. Like if you live in the US, change it to uk, au, or jp. Another code that works sometimes, but isn't a country code is oa. That's how I used to check my mail at school.
Reply:go to yahoo site by the proxy server
http://www.mmbsurf.tk
Reply:My suggestion is don't do it. They're paying you for the time you're there, and they have the right to restrict your personal emails if that's what they want to do.
Reply:Perhaps you can send by AOL, Gmail etc that available found in web search engine
Reply:Your company owns ANYTHING you do (or places you go) on their computer. If you get around their rules you're still subject to their rules. My advise: ask someone else you trust there how they did it.
Reply:If you are sure they are not watching you while you are in work, there are options. go to yahoo.co.in or any other non-us site try it. If it does not work, which is likely because in my workplace i found no yahoo be it from india, us or australia is working because they blcok on yahoo*, then you have other option, you can log on to some other sites where you can browse your yahoo/hotmail account, what they will do is that they will re-direct you to the page you want. You can find such sites from any search engine.
I have also found more information on how email works and how to troubleshoot email related problems at http://tinyurl.com/nnv9f, it works.
Reply:I couldn't use the US version of yahoo, but if I clicked on yahoo india I could do anything I wanted
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