You cannot do that. And don't bother with the apps that say you can because they do not work, your number will still show up.The only thing I would suggest is to go with one of the text for free apps online. With those it will come up a different number than your number. And you can remain anonymous.But I do believe most of them will add "sent from Text-em" or "sent from Text4Free" on the bottom of the text. Unless of course you pay for the premium service.Edit: This question now reads texting or calling, from a different number, and that you can indeed do.There is an android app called "Caller ID Faker" in Google Play, I'm not sure if they also have it for iphone.Check out "CallerIDFaker.com Original App"https://play.google.com/store/ap...Anyways the app let's you put any number you want in the "calling from". And you can change your voice, so the possibilities are endless as to what number you want to show up when you call the person. And yes, you can use it to prank someone.I once played a trick on a friend, and used the California Lottery as the calling from number. I told him he won the 2nd chance lottery. He of course was skeptical, but when he reverse looked up the number that called him, it was actually from the lottery office. So, I'm not sure but I think he went to the lottery office the next day to try to retrieve his winnings.My boyfriend at the time, used the police department number and called a friend to tell him he was under investigation. The best line of that whole phone call was:....FRIEND: How do I know if this is a real call, I mean what police station calls someone at 1:00am?BOYFRIEND: I know it's late but this is the time we do it.FRIEND: This has to be a friend of mine, playing some sort of joke.BOYFRIEND:This is no joke sir...FRIEND: What?BOYFRIEND: This is no joke...We can come to your house right now; we have badges, we have guns, we have cars. If this is a joke then it's pretty elaborate.
The very first step to send mass emails without getting blacklisted is to verify your Email list. High bounce rates caused by invalid or misspelled email addresses can hurt your email reputation, so make sure your email list has been verified by email verification tool FindThatEmail.Once your email list is verified, and If you want to send mass emails without getting blocked by destination servers then you should use SalesHandy tool which allows sending emails to 200 recipients at a time and overall, 1600 recipients in a day. It has very unique sending ability which prevents your emails to end up in spam-box and retains high deliverability rate.Other things need to consider to prevent spam:-Warm up your IP address - If your IP address id new, you need to warm up by gradually increasing sending volume, usually over the course of two to six weeks.Use double-opt insAlways include an unsubscribe option in each and every email (standard best practice).Maintain frequency in sending mass emails.Ask your subscribers to add your email address to their contact list (also known as whitelisting).Don’t use words like “Free”, “Sales” unnecessarily.Don’t ever use UPPERCASE for any words whether its in your subject line or body – those are flags for spamming.
My yahoo email font keeps changing size. I set on medium and modern font but it defaults to classic and the smallest size. help me?
Over the past years I have had this problem...and many, many more. Yahoo--a perfectly appropriate name for cheap, knuckle-dragging bozos who shouldn't be allowed near the internet--has been getting worse and worse. Every time they come out with a "New! and Improved!" version, it just lowers the bar. My answer is to find a provider that is 1) competent 2) professional 3) is not so cheap that we have to ask each other for help in getting an increasingly cheapening product to actually work 4) that, basically, gives a damn about its customers. Yahoo is certainly an apt name for this outfit that has its corporate head so far up there that the real world never get near it. If someone has a good lead re a professional, working provider (nothing connected to facebook or google, as those are little more than spy outfits working against us) I'd love to realize my dream of 4 or 5 years and get the hell away from the Yahoos that are ruining our connection with the internet. Sorry this isn't a technical fix, but nothing will change for the better as long as the Yahoos are running the outfit.
Is Texting a female cheating for a married man?
If he lies about it then it's an affair. Every affair begins with inappropriate friendships that turn into emotional affairs (spouse lies about it, refuses to give it up, acts like the issue is yours and not his/hers). Married people can not be friends with coworkers members of the opposite sex unless it is a mutual friendship with both spouses. Contact not related to work with a coworker who is female is completely inappropriate. This always causes problems for couples. Why does he need to give her updates on his personal life or be there to comfort her by listening to her daily activities or issues? If he is lying about the friendship then he is more emotionally invested then he is admitting. You have to make a stand and simply say you won't tolerate it. When trust is broken it can drive a person to do irrational things. If he isn't enough of a man to simply stop responding to the texts and encouraging the personal relationship with her then he needs to change his number or block her number from his phone. Stop checking his phone. He will be lulled into a false sense of security after a period of time. Decide what you want your response to be if and when you do come across inappropriate texts and numbers. Then implement the consequences. Otherwise you are going to go insane with checking his phone all the time. Why does he feel the need to be polite to HER and why is he considerate of HER feelings so much that he needs to be POLITE and reply to her texts even though it upsets his own WIFE? It's vital that he be the one to stop responding. He doesn't owe her loyalty. You can always respond but that wouldn't solve anything. He has to be the one to fix this since he is the one fuxxin it up.
Help! Ex-husbands girlfriend making my life miserable!?
Wow, you poor thing. Sounds like she's extremely jealous of you, and very clingy to your ex husband. Also sounds like a case of "she's got him wrapped around her little finger" So everything she says goes - and now you're the enemy and he won't talk to you. You need to get him alone when psycho isn't around, do whatever it takes to do it, and you sit him down and firmly tell him that she is interfering with what you two need to talk about and deal with. Don't say bad things about her, it'll make it worse, but tell him that she has no business interfering with your business. Make him realize that you two got along fine before she came along, and your children's well being comes FIRST before anything. If he cares enough, especially about his kids, he needs to give her a talking to, or the boot. But stand your ground, that's for sure. Someone like that is scary because if your kids around her, who knows what she'll say to them! I'm really hoping this works out for you. If it doesn't help, I'd tell him he's not going to be seeing the kids then (if that's possible). Or you may have to play some discreet revenge games on the psycho...you know, have some female friends call and ask for him in sexy voices, etc.....!!! She sounds like a winner - one good thing - if she's that controlling, he'll tire of her! Wishing you the very best! I've also been in a similar (but not married) situation - feel free to email me!
Paul Olaru is correct. I am not sure what version of Messenger you're using, but "Seen" means the person opened their chat or Messenger to the conversation. My version of Messenger doesn't have "Delivered" as a status message, but it says "sent" if the message has not yet been opened by the recipient (Apple's iMessages shows "delivered" if the message was sent but not opened, and "read" if it was opened). In Messenger specifically a "seen" message may have a little circle with a miniature of the recipient's profile picture next to the message to indicate that she's opened it; a "sent" but not opened message has a check-mark next to it.Edit: Combined three answers on merged questions. This question is very merge-worthy; I rarely go more than a couple days without a new A-to-A on the exact same question. I won't be answering it in the future, nor any similar question, because there's not much to add. Hopefully one of these answers will be helpful.Originally Answered: I sent someone a private message on Facebook, and their profile picture icon showed up, indicating that they read it. When I look at the icon next to our last two conversations, it is a white circle with a blue checkmark. Does that indicate that they marked it as unread or deleted the message?It usually means they haven't looked at the latest message in the conversation, whatever that may be. You got the "seen" icon for any messages that were there the last time they went into the conversation, but if you have sent a new one since then they might not have "seen" it.I've seen numerous questions on Quora asking about the following: If you had a "seen" icon and it changed back to a blue circle without you sending any more messages in between? That I think must be a database glitch—I have attempted several times to recreate such a situation with my computer, phone, and a dummy FB account that I mostly use for testing, and I wasn't able to recreate a situation like that when I experimented with it just now. I've never seen it in the "wild", either. And as of today, 20 September 2015, FB aren't marking messages "Delivered" on the desktop chat window either.Whether the other person deletes or marks unread a conversation affects only the way it shows up on their device, not yours.
Do you text your spouse all day, every day?
For years my wife has has this thing to where if you text once then you should be able to text all day. And she gets mad when you don't or can't reply when she expects a reply over something that can wait till you both get home. I recently started a new job a few weeks ago and right now I'm still in training. Yes, I have a desk, computer, phone, etc but knowing how my wife is I have not yet given hr my email address because I don't want her emailing me about frivolous things. Again, things that don't need an immediate reply. Well, Mon, during some down time I sent her a text and we had a little conversation. Tues I didn't text at all until later in the day when she sent me a series of texts saying how it was funny that I could text Mon but I'm quiet today. I explained to her that I was working and training and didn't have time. She wasn't hearing that answer. Her reply was basically, "oh, so weren't you training Mon? It's funny you could text that day." Ok, yesterday, Wed, wasn't that big of a training day BUT I was still at work and again, during some down time we had some back and forth texts. Last night in the store she made the snide remark. "Oh, you weren't busy today because you seemed to find time to text." I can't get my wife to understand that some days and times I'm available to text her but others I'm not. She even made the comment that I had time to go one Facebook and like one phone but couldn't text her.
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