I would like to give you my gmail address for future bills thank you

Dear "Bill" William Patterson,

You are probably a nice guy, but you're incredibly naive. Never but NEVER publish email addresses to a permanent webpage, at least addresses you wish to continue using, as it will likely turn into a Spam City as soon as the robots harvest them, or worse!

That plus the Gmail information you have giving is just too damned risky. I believe you have compromised all three accounts with these revelations, and potentially opened yourself up to identity theft.

Just go open a NEW Gmail account. Maybe you'll get lucky and simply try to use the same name to sign up with as you used before. At that point you'll be able to recover it.

Signing in to your Gmail account gives you access to your email messages.
Gmail Web-based email functions as most email services do, with the option for users to send and receive email messages, store contacts and organize messages.

You can opt to store your Gmail login information when signing in so that you do not need to re-enter it each time you access your email.You can access your Gmail account on a computer or a mobile phone.

Open a Web browser window.
Click the address bar and enter "gmail.com." Press the "Enter" key.

Enter your Gmail username and password in the indicated fields.
Check the "Stay Signed In" box to save your username and password for future logins.

Click "Sign In" and wait for your Gmail account to load.

https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=mail&continue=https://mail.google.com/mail/&hl=en
Mobile Phone

Press the "Menu" key on your mobile phone and click the "Browser" icon.
Click the Web address bar and enter "gmail.com."

Enter your Gmail username and password and click "Sign In."

http://mail.google.com/mail/

my problem is my g mail accont is not open

Sign In to Gmail
Signing in to your Gmail account gives you access to your email messages.
Gmail Web-based email functions as most email services do, with the option for users to send and receive email messages, store contacts and organize messages.
You can opt to store your Gmail login information when signing in so that you do not need to re-enter it each time you access your email.You can access your Gmail account on a computer or a mobile phone.

Open a Web browser window.
Click the address bar and enter "gmail.com." Press the "Enter" key.

Enter your Gmail username and password in the indicated fields.
Check the "Stay Signed In" box to save your username and password for future logins.
Click "Sign In" and wait for your Gmail account to load.
Mobile Phone
Press the "Menu" key on your mobile phone and click the "Browser" icon.
Click the Web address bar and enter "gmail.com."
Enter your Gmail username and password and click "Sign In."

Signing in to your Gmail account gives you access to your email messages.
Gmail Web-based email functions as most email services do, with the option for users to send and receive email messages, store contacts and organize messages.
You can opt to store your Gmail login information when signing in so that you do not need to re-enter it each time you access your email.You can access your Gmail account on a computer or a mobile phone.

Open a Web browser window.
Click the address bar and enter "gmail.com." Press the "Enter" key.

Enter your Gmail username and password in the indicated fields.
Check the "Stay Signed In" box to save your username and password for future logins.
Click "Sign In" and wait for your Gmail account to load.
Mobile Phone
Press the "Menu" key on your mobile phone and click the "Browser" icon.
Click the Web address bar and enter "gmail.com."
Enter your Gmail username and password and click "Sign In."

http://mail.google.com/mail/

Signing in to your Gmail account gives you access to your email messages.
Gmail Web-based email functions as most email services do, with the option for users to send and receive email messages, store contacts and organize messages.
You can opt to store your Gmail login information when signing in so that you do not need to re-enter it each time you access your email.You can access your Gmail account on a computer or a mobile phone.

Open a Web browser window.
Click the address bar and enter "gmail.com." Press the "Enter" key.

Enter your Gmail username and password in the indicated fields.
Check the "Stay Signed In" box to save your username and password for future logins.
Click "Sign In" and wait for your Gmail account to load.
Mobile Phone
Press the "Menu" key on your mobile phone and click the "Browser" icon.
Click the Web address bar and enter "gmail.com."
Enter your Gmail username and password and click "Sign In."

Signing in to your Gmail account gives you access to your email messages.
Gmail Web-based email functions as most email services do, with the option for users to send and receive email messages, store contacts and organize messages.
You can opt to store your Gmail login information when signing in so that you do not need to re-enter it each time you access your email.You can access your Gmail account on a computer or a mobile phone.

Open a Web browser window.
Click the address bar and enter "gmail.com." Press the "Enter" key.

Enter your Gmail username and password in the indicated fields.

Check the "Stay Signed In" box to save your username and password for future logins.

Click "Sign In" and wait for your Gmail account to load.

Mobile Phone

Press the "Menu" key on your mobile phone and click the "Browser" icon.

Click the Web address bar and enter "gmail.com."
Enter your Gmail username and password and click "Sign In."

Sounds to me like you likely are the victim of ongoing id theft via your personal computer or some other computer you have used to access each of those accounts. Stop using any computer you have been using recently and subsequently lost access to those email accounts. find some other computer, verify that computer is not compromised before using it. contact gmail concerning your lost email accounts and go through their process of verifying you are the authorized owner of those accounts. The same applies to your verizon account. They should be able to restore your account based on the billing and personal information you set up with them when you established the account, provided of course you are not the hacker... Beyond that there is nothing anyone else can do to assist you in restoring access to the lost accounts other than the service providers themselves.

Outlook links to an e-mail account, some of which have (overall file size) bandwidth limits that can struggle to cope with long e-mails, especially if they are also laden with embedded images, links and other items and/or have large files attached to them. In certain circumstances, the e-mail just refuses to be sent, in others the difficulties can be at the recipient's end, with such e-mails commonly being rejected as undeliverable.

The email provider that seems to cope best with these sorts of bandwidth problems is Gmail.

So you have two options to consider, depending on the nature of your typical e-mail correspondence.

1] If this particular problem has never occurred before and/or this e-mail is and/or is untypical of the type of e-mails you send and/or will send in future, consider opening a backup GMail account, purely for the purpose of sending this e-mail and for rare, future occasions when bandwidth transmission or reception problems with your current e-mail provider find you in a similar situation, leaving your current e-mail account as your principal Outlook Express configured e-mail address. The new GMail new account could then be retained as a back as a secondary e-mail address to be given out in unverifiable or uncertain circumstances when you are not 100% comfortable about giving out your main e-mail address for fear of unwittingly opening a gateway to spam or other unsolicited e-mails or for data security or other reasons.


2] If this particular problem has occurred before and/or this e-mail is and/or is likely to be typical of the type of e-mails you send and/or will send in future, consider opening a GMail account and transferring your Outlook integration to the new GMail Account, leaving your current e-mail account as a catchall e-mail address until such time as all your important contacts have successfully and unfailingly migrated their regular correspondence with you to the new GMail address. Then the old account can remain as a back up address, for irregular contacts and other senders who retain your old contact details, and for giving out in unverifiable and/or uncertain circumstances.