It’s not necessarily a bad sign if a customer sends you six e-mails in a row, but all e-mails within 30 Minutes isn’t a good sign either. The latter proved to be true as the content of the e-mails was rather unpleasent. We were being accused of intentionally messing the script up so that customers are forced to purchase our installation service. Fortunately for us, most of our customers and users are happy.
(04/30/2008)
Recent events gave us a reason to clarify a few things about our refund policy. (04/17/2008)
The News Script isn’t freely available anymore, Download Center Lite has been renamed to File Download and the ad link below our scripts will be changed into an ad text.
(04/04/2008)
Alongside with some changes and adjustments “under the hood” the new version offers new features.
- Public statistics
- E-mail RSS/Atom feed
- Ajax E-mail check
- Choose e-mail address
- Delete e-mail
- E-mail account test
(01/21/2008)
The website
Guerrilla Mail has been sold. Guerrilla Mail provides you with disposable e-mail addresses which expire after 15 Minutes. You can read and reply to e-mails that are sent to the temporary e-mail address within the given time frame.
(10/22/2007)
We have been asked what we do to prevent Guerrilla Mail from being used by spammers.
(10/07/2007)
At least that is what some people seem to think when they read or hear the name GentleSource. The guys over at InternetMarketingSucks.com list some strange associations in an article that recommends our website as source for PHP scripts. (08/17/2007)
The new version of our
Disposable Temporary E-mail Script contains mostly minor changes. We have added independence of PHP IMAP support, clickable links in e-mails, and neater formatted e-mails.
(08/15/2007)
GuerrillaMail is our disposable e-mail address (DEA) service that attempts to reduce the spam in your inbox. The project was started last year in November and has served hundreds of thousands of users with a temporary e-mail address since then. (08/10/2007)
Today, we received an e-mail from the webmaster of
Seattlelunch.com. He had some nice things to say about our
Comment Script.
(07/25/2007)
GoPHP5 has published a – so far rather short list – of PHP projects whose developers have agreed that “… effective February 5th, 2008, any new feature releases will have a minimum version requirement of at least PHP 5.2.0”. The list contains names like Drupal, Typo3, or phpMyAdmin. The goal of that campaign is to speed up the transition from PHP/4 to PHP/5. (07/06/2007)
As mentioned in an earlier article, our short URL service GentleURL has been shut down twice by the webspace provider. Both times without any prior notice The reason for the shut downs were that the service had been used by phishers to mask the URLs to their phishing websites. (07/01/2007)
Comment Script automatically uses the request URI (Uniform Request Identifier) as a unique identifier for a comment page. Apple.html and pear.html are different pages and so are apple.php?id=2 and apple.php?id=5. The same applies to /fruit/apple/ vs. /fruit/pear/. Both will show a different set of comments. (06/29/2007)
Writing tutorials is hard work and requires good copy writing skills. And writing good tutorials that actually help people using a program or a website is even harder. Wouldn’t it be nice if a software publisher could create great tutorials with just a few mouse clicks? (06/27/2007)
A few days ago we received an e-mail pointing us to a user of our Short URL Script.
You might want to be aware of the fact that cuturl.cn is using your link on their main page. They are sending out fraudulent emails made to look like they are from Bank of America requesting people to update account info by opening email. I have forwarded this to www.fbi.org/fraud. If you do not wish to be connected with this you may want to get your link off of their page.
Since we are running a short URL service ourself, we are familiar with that issue. Our service has been shut down twice by the webspace provider.
(06/25/2007)
