MYSPACE MAIL TRACKER.
Posted on: Fri, 12/01/2006 - 6:00pm
MYSPACE MAIL TRACKER.
go to: modmyprofile
Use this tool if you would like to track the location of the person and the exact time a mail message you sent was read. This will also record how many times that mail message was opened. Best of all this tracker is completely invisible to the eye!
im sure most of you have seen this, but if not, its awesome. It gives IP addresses too.


where on the site is it?
did it work when you tried it on myspace? it didn't work for me.
now that i think about it, i guess it wouldn't track the myspace msg i sent if it was opened on the same computer as mine since it has the same ip address. duh!
Is modmyprofile a tracker? If so, what information does it give? I looked on their site and only see the world visitor map and stat counters. It seems like both of these would be visible to all visitors. Do they have a tracker that can be invisible?
<MOD EDIT>Merged your thread here to point you in the direction of useful responses in an existing thread with the same topic.
Is modmyprofile a tracker? If so, what information does it give? I looked on their site and only see the world visitor map and stat counters. It seems like both of these would be visible to all visitors. Do they have a tracker that can be invisible?
<MOD EDIT>Merged your thread here to point you in the direction of useful responses in an existing thread with the same topic.
I had the same questions when I looked through this thread. It looks like this was written in 2006, so it's pretty dated. Regardless, I went to their site and looked through the generators, but it doesn't look like this Mail Tracker is available any longer. I decided to try out one of their normal trackers though... there's a few available, and I chose the one closer to the bottom of the page that offers statistical data, then I blocked the image it generates on my profile. Anyways, the tracker doesn't look too impressive, but it's another one to add to my collection. Wouldn't mind finding having a mail tracker to experiment with though. Anybody know of a site that offers one?