are we all just billy no mates who like to see thier in-box full?

Answer 1

everybody likes to be liked and more email equals more people interested in you and you opinions nothing wrong in that.

Answer 2

Are you Australian by any chance? I'm going to translate, or try. If I understand you, you want to know if there are no people here who want to exchange email, to have their in-box full. Well, no I don't like having my in-box full, but I'll tell you how you do it if you want it.

Open a Yahoo! 360 page of your very own. It's easy and it's free. Then start asking people to become your friends. That's easy, too. When you go to the main page for 360, there will be people featured, and there will also be a thing at the top that says "search." Click on that, and one of the choices is to search for people you already know, either by their given names or by their on-line nicknames, who are on 360. There are also many other categories of search, such as mutual interests, geographical area, etc. You can then go to their 360 pages and click on the "connect to you" feature, which will bring up a menu asking if you want to invite them to be your friend. If they accept your invite, you've got a friend on your 360 page. These are the people you can communicate with.

But to get others, especially among participants here on Answers, click on their nickname under their avatar on any question or answer that you fancy. This takes you to their Q&A page, and many will have a link to their 360 page. They may also have "send a message" enabled, which does not give you one another's email addresses directly, but if you offer yours in your message, chances are they will respond with theirs if they are interested in communicating with you. (It is a violation of the rules to put your email address in a question or an answer, although many people do and don't always get deleted.)

One more thing that should fill your in-box to overflowing is to join one or more Yahoo! Groups. On Yahoo's opening page, groups are down in the lower right, as I recall. They are also in that large alphabetical list on the upper left, just below the newsy stuff. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of Yahoo! groups, and there are bound to be several specializing in things of interest to you. You can also find groups in the lower right of anyone's 360 page which are the ones they belong to. If you see something interesting there, click on the link, and you will go to the group's main page and be able to join, or apply for membership if it is a limited one. The group email tends to proliferate rapidly, because every person's comment is sent to every other member (actually, every member, which gives you the weird thing of having email from yourself).

So you see, there are lots and lots of ways to fill your in-box, if that's what you want to do. And all this is just inside Yahoo!

Answer 3

That is a new one.. I have never heard of billy no mates

Answer 4

Bily no mates? ok do not want the in box just go on the hunt

Answer 5

speak for yourself billy

Answer 6

if you had any idea of the amount of crap that finds its way into my inbox you'd realize what the answer to that question is

Answer 7

Ive disabled e-mail notices from here, so no.

Answer 8

I hope you weren't talking about me !

Answer 9

lmao! good one ...
T2P
your the one that asked the question

Answer 10

Yeh probably, sad isn't it?

Answer 11

yes they are.