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March 31, 2005

 

Either avoid or be very careful when using Bebo.com. It is a service for storing your address book online for free. Of course you would have to question why they are offering such a service for free and wonder what they will do with your personal info. The reason why you have to be careful is that like SMS.ac, they ask for you Hotmail or Gmail email address and info.

I was just invited to sign up for them by a friend and after I had filled in my personal info they asked for my Gmail password. Luckily I didn't give it to them. Thankfully, Bebo don't seem to be as sneaky as SMS.ac and you can actually cancel your account.

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