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Is there a way to obtain an .edu email address somehow if you’re not a student anymore?
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Yes, you can buy them on da cheap for around 1-5$
>Go to cracked.to or nulled.to
>go to their marketplace
>look for accounts page
>look for someone selling edu emails-
can’t you just get your .edu domain and host your own email?
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nvm, you have to be registered as an educational organization
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nvm, you have to be registered as an educational organization
Even if you could, it will be hard and not worth the effort. Just shill the 1-5$, and life goes on.
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yeah but buying them like that is risky
higher chance of getting found out and burned when some dude is selling loads of accounts-
There is no risk as a buyer; I think there is only one risk for the seller. You buy acc do the epic thing, and that’s it.
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the risk is losing the account of course
I want to use the .edu account for free access to software
don’t wanna lose my work just because the guy keeps selling accounts-
Well, then you’re gonna have to attend a real uni sis.
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at this point it would be safer to download cracked software than this
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I will repeat is again for the 5th time: software that can NOT be pirated
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so it must be some specific uni software which you need for exactly what?
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>some specific uni software
no.
more and more enterprise/industry software is subscription woke af and more and more of the software is in the cloud, so cracking is impossible. -
why do you need this software? just apply to the company which uses it, gg
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>why do you need this software?
to use it for my personal project so I can use my personal project to get a freaking job
wtf does it even matter? the subject of the thread is about ways to obtain edu email -
You still refuse to mention this exclusive software for students. Hmmm…
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>exclusive software for students
it’s not exclusive to students, scrotebrain
it’s expensive, but free for educational use
have you ever worked with ANY enterprise software? -
Why do you still refuse to mention this software? Huh?
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>It can’t be pirated.
>Doesn’t say what it is.
Sure thing bud.-
sorry brainlet
if you’re too tech illiterate enough to understand such a basic thing as cloud and subscription woke af software, you shouldn’t be on this board -
>Still doesn’t say it
Cope, seethe, dilate, ect. -
I’m not gonna fall for a scrotebrained bait to derail the thread and make it about software
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>Asks for a .edu pass work around on a technology discussion board.
>Is surprised when people want to know what technology the .edu is being used for.
You’re the scrotebrain here. -
>>Is surprised when people want to know what technology the .edu is being used for.
wtf are you talking about?
it’s not a specific "technology" you brain dead scrotebrain
look up any expensive enterprise/professional software
they have education licenses
it’s not a specific thing to a specific software you absolute scrotebrain -
https://i.imgur.com/9NqhFkM.gif
>still won’t say what software
Are you autistic? Why wouldn’t people want to know what you’re going to do with a thing you ask for?
No need to be so upsetti spaghetti anon.
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>There is no risk as a buyer
yeah sure buddeh, buying an edu mail to get free software… no risk as a buyer lol
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>>Go to cracked.to or nulled.to
>.to
Why tho? Is it more reliable compared to the generic TLDs?-
That’s what I use, if you know better sites let me know.
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Nah I’m just asking about the TLDs. Some torrent websites also use .to and I suddenly got curious as to why.
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No idea relaly nulled.to used to be nulled.io.
They’re pretty cool places to save up money if you want to use services like Spotify, Hulu, Netflix or really any service.
They also have some niche products and services nobody has.
I’d suggest you lurk their market place a lot of cool stuff to take note.
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get the fuck out of here skid
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we academics in bongland use .ac.uk
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Yes.
Become a professor or get some executive position at a university. -
moot is cute :]
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indeed
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Nakadashi
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Apply at your local community college
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>Enrol in a uni
>They don’t give me a .edu email
>It’s just a gmail account with 30gb gdrive
Have I been scammed?-
yes
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So you enrolled in a non-accredited school. Congrats on wasting time and money.
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good morning sir
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https://i.imgur.com/lFv7yIl.gif
I still have access to my edu email years after graduating.
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me too
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>me too
that’s what she said.
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i’m not going to tell you. we all know you’d use it for nonceing
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how the fuck does that make sense you scrotebrain?
https://i.imgur.com/lFv7yIl.gif
I still have access to my edu email years after graduating.
lucky you, your uni sys admin is incompetent
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>incompetent
my uni also gives lifetime access to the .edu email. why would this be incompetence? on the contrary, it’s a sign of competence-
I’m pretty sure the entire point of an .edu email address is to prove you’re currently in education
you’re not supposed to keep it after graduation-
no not necessarily. they have options for alumni as well. and for my uni its maintained for alums
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They never shut down my university email
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My GF’s Virginia Tech e-mail is apparently lifetime, so apparently it happens. I’ve attended two schools, one higher ranked and one lower ranked (transferred mid-way), and both took away the e-mail after one year if I remember correctly.
Just depends on the place. It is not indicative of school or admin quality, just school policy and likely what kind of limits they place on the accounts, as I’m sure schools that allow like 10 GB attachments isn’t going to be letting you have that past graduation.
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why do you need one
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free access to software that can’t be pirated
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do big corps give free access like that? for my uni we need to still go thru our software portal to get shii like matlab
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>do big corps give free access like that?
yes, and usually you can request access directly from the software developer’s site by using your .edu email to setup an account and ask for educational license access
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You’re trying to get Parallels for $40 aren’t you?
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>Parallels
lol no
I use pirated VMware workstationJust depends on the place. It is not indicative of school or admin quality, just school policy and likely what kind of limits they place on the accounts, as I’m sure schools that allow like 10 GB attachments isn’t going to be letting you have that past graduation.
>My GF’s Virginia Tech e-mail is apparently lifetime
and that’s on an .edu extension?-
>and that’s on an .edu extension?
Yes. Practically every year I’m like, "WTF you still have that?" She actually just used it last month when she applied for jobs (she’s been out of school for like five years). No clue if it helps or confuses HR/recruiters but she certainly hasn’t had any problems getting a new job when she wants, and each job has paid more than the last. -
>I use pirated VMware workstation
god I wish there was more pirated software for linux, vmware in particular…-
When KVM/qemu exist, why?
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just register at a community college but don’t take any classes
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Just do this scrotebrain
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I’m not a yank, so we don’t have useless meme education organizations that you can join as if you’re signing up for a macdonald’s newsletter
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Only American colleges use .edu …
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>Only American colleges use .edu …
lmao are you baiting?
surely yanks can’t be this stupid-
Im british and we use .ac.uk. France uses .fr, Canada .CA. what shithole American neocolony do you reside in
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>France uses .fr, Canada .CA.
those are for generic domains, scrotebrain
we’re talking about education specific domains here
any educational institution can get .edu, and most do.-
I think he meant that most universities in France don’t use .edu domain names, they use .fr names even for their mail server
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>I think he meant that most universities in France don’t use .edu domain names, they use .fr names even for their mail server
yeah but that is bullshitthat is bong shit, doesn’t apply to the entire world.
.edu is generic education TLDThanks for confirming
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So tell us what country you’re in that uses .edumany, there are no special countries that use .edu
the organization just has to register in the US to prove they’re an educational organization
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>still won’t say what software
Are you autistic? Why wouldn’t people want to know what you’re going to do with a thing you ask for?
No need to be so upsetti spaghetti anon.seethe some more
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Guam, American Samoa, Puerto Rico, Israel? -
>Guam, American Samoa, Puerto Rico, Israel?
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>still won’t post the software name.
>now won’t mention what shitty school he attended.
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>any educational institution can get .edu, and most do.
i went to cambridge and we use .ac.uk for our emails. i guess i don’t know about garbage tier unis -
@ualberta.ca is an example from my former school. Most Canadian schools use @<school type prefix><institution name>.CA or do <institution name><region> if they have a satellite campus that needs legal differentiation in communication.
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Thanks for confirming
So tell us what country you’re in that uses .edu
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>American neocolony
says the bong, USA’s 51st state
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is alum forwarding address cringe?
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If you graduated you can join the alumni association, and if your student email is still active when you do, the will roll it over to an alumni address that will be .edu address.
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>If you graduated you can join the alumni association
how? and does every uni do this?-
>how
You contact the school and ask them how to apply because every school has their own method.
>does every uni do this?
The credible ones do.
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any organization that had an .edu TLD before 2001 got to keep it regardless of how the US tried to claim it after that date
this is how and why many universities in different countries still have .edu -
im my case they never disabled mine lol
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