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REMAILER

An email is as fast as a phone call, but can be kept like paper mail. An email address is a personal identity. An anonymous remailer is a program that runs on a computer somewhere on the Internet. When you send mail to the remailer address, the remailer takes your name and address off the mail message and forwards the mail to its destination. The recipient gets mail that has no evidence of where it originally came from, at least not in the headers.

Cypherpunk Remailers

Cypherpunk remailers allow you to send mail with no trace of your identity. To use a remailer you simply have to do the following. Add the header "Request-Remailing-To:" and send to one of the addresses listed below. These headers must be typed exactly as you see them, as most remailers are case sensitive. Mail without these headers is either rejected or delivered to the remailer administrators. If you cannot add the required headers, place two colons "::" on the very first line of your message, then on the next line type "Anon-To:" and the address where you want it to be anonymously sent to. Skip a line, and then begin the message. By using this method you can send the message through more than one remailer which will certainly ensure its anonymity. Also, remember that many remailers only allow one recipient per message.

Cypherpunk Anonymous Remailers

These are the standard Cyherpunk Remailers. Some may not be active anymore. To get other Cyherpunk Remailer addresses go here or use a search engine.

Here is an example of a simple remailing

TEST 2x03:

USE YOUR EMAIL TO SEND YOURSELF AN EMAIL THROUGH
REMAILER. AFTER A FEW MINUTES OR HOURS CHECK
YOUR EMAIL INBOX AND SEE IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED
THE MAIL. THEN MOVE ON TO THE NEXT TEST.

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