Help me find an e-mail address

[orchid blossom]

Our computer went down a few months ago, and we've been using a replacement. Sadly, with the old computer I lost a lot of email addresses. I'd really like to get in touch with a friend, but I can't remember the @..... part of the address.

Can anyone in Northeast Wisconsin help me out? My friend has road runner, and I know the end is a combo of wi. new. rr. com but I don't know what order they go in!

I'll be forever grateful to anyone who can tell me how you arrange these mysterious bits to make the address.

 

[Richards]

I have no idea, but you could always send an email out to the following addresses:

(the part of the email you're sure about)@wi.new.rr
(the part of the email you're sure about)@wi.rr.new
(the part of the email you're sure about)@new.wi.rr
(the part of the email you're sure about)@new.rr.wi
(the part of the email you're sure about)@rr.wi.new
(the part of the email you're sure about)@rr.new.wi​

Five of the emails will "bounce" because they're invalid, but the other should get through. Just be sure to ask your friend to respond to the email, and when you get his message back, you'll know which address was the real one.

Johnathan

 

[Oscaron]

wi.rr.com

Roadrunner.

I believe this may be it as my mom's is houston.rr.com

Check, here:
http://home.wi.rr.com/

Maybe your friend has a webpage here.

It follows the pattern they seem to use.

Osc

 

[IronWolf]

I am going to guess it is '@new.rr.com'. The new stands for Northeast Wisconsin. The following link:

http://www.new.rr.com/Contactus/index.asp

is their Contact Us page and several of the email address links there all end in @new.rr.com.