What do you think of Facebook email after its announcement 2 months ago, and its activation lately?
Do you think it will be as good as Gmail or Hotmail or Yahoo mail?
Do you think it will be as good as Gmail or Hotmail or Yahoo mail?
www.thefacebook.com was the first domain for facebookJ4D wroteI think this is some kind of fraud, the site totally does not resemble facebook. and im certainly not going to enter my login details.
http://techcrunch.com/2010/11/12/facebook-mail-outlook/Heard from a few more people in the know that mail.facebook.com is definitely Facebook’s employee mail access, like I said above. They’ve long used Exchange to handle their mail though it’s not clear if they’ll switch to use whatever this new mail service is yet (Google, for example, uses Gmail, obviously).
You can make any webpage direct to facebook.com or any other site so it's not really a solid proof.And if you go to thefacebook.com you will get redirected to facebook.com
So no fraud.
J4D wroteI think this is some kind of fraud, the site totally does not resemble facebook. and im certainly not going to enter my login details.
MrClass wroteFRAUD. Facebook doesn't rely on Microsoft products to power up their services.
Besides, the whois for thefacebook.com lists nameservers for that domain as ns2.facebook.com, ns3.facebook.com, etc.AymanFarhat wroteYou can make any webpage direct to facebook.com or any other site so it's not really a solid proof.And if you go to thefacebook.com you will get redirected to facebook.com
So no fraud.
mail.thefacebook.com seems fraudulent, the https certificate isn't valid too. But as nuclearcat mentioned mail.facebook.com redirects there which I find really weird, anyone has an explanation how something like that can be done without any intervention of facebook? shouldn't mail.facebook.com be a subdomain belonging to the official facebook?