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Crossword clue for "EMAIL"

EMAIL: Letter that doesn't need an envelope or stamp

Other crossword clues for answer "EMAIL"

EMAIL: Internet communication; Modern messages; On-line letters; Cyberspace memos; It's quicker than the "snail" variety; Internet letters; Internet missive; Send via Internet; Type of address; Clinton was the first president to send one; Address with an @; Message in a window?; Phishing missive; Service that, remarkably, some people still pay for; Free Yahoo! offering; Outlook content; Much-scrutinized material for Tom Brady and Hillary Clinton; Something to shoot off; Modern memoranda; Some is spam; Messages from PCs; Modern missive; Net receipts?; Area Man BCCs Psychiatrist On Every ___ He Sends (The Onion headline); Monitored communication?; Smartphone missive; Source of some viruses; reagan.com offering; Link letter?; It's often archived on a computer; It might contain the missing link; Option for some receipts; AOL correspondence; Cyberspace letters; Spam, perhaps; Modern letters; Notes that whoosh; PDA delivery; Paperless missive; Unfolded letters; Cyber-letters; Cyber-message; Online delivery; Unstamped letters; Note via net; Texting alternative; Whooshing delivery; It may come with something attached; Computer communique; File with an envelope icon; Office correspondence; It may come with attachments; Typed messages; Quick-arriving correspondence; Virus spreader, at times; Contents of some accounts; Word that's acceptable in Scrabble without its hyphen; See 1-Down; Addressable medium?; Communications that are always "monitored"; Internet message; Modern messaging method; Terminal correspondence?; Computer message; Digital dispatches; Modern-day posting; Net letters; AOL offering; Letters in cyberspace; Message via modem; Messages sent by modem; Modem messages; One way to pass along a joke, nowadays; Post received on AOL; Screened letters?; Computer letters; Hi-tech letters; Spam, for example; AOL delivery; AOL post; Alternative to chat-room communications; Modern missives; One way to pass along a joke; Cyberspace message; PC letters; PC messages; Letters on a screen; Send on an impulse?; Another note in the office; Cyberspace missives; Internet letter; It may be spam; Modern form of communication; BlackBerry messages; Call alternative; Letter that doesn't need a stamp; Send a message via PC; Virus spreader, sometimes; Where you might see a ":-)"; Internet correspondence; It may contain emoticons; Modern message; It may be filtered; Message sent with a click; Paperless post; Postings sans postage; iPhone messages; BlackBerry message; PC post; Send via cyberspace; EarthLink messages; High-speed transmission; Screen writing?; Send with a click; It may have an attachment; It might be forwarded; Let your fingers do the talking; Many a phishing communication; Many people check it often; Spambot's output; Droid downloads; It doesn't require paper or postage; Latter-day letter; On-line correspondence; iPhone message; Android letters; Drop a modern-day line to, perhaps; In-box contents; Letter to the editor that might be received immediately; Microsoft Outlook offering; Screen letters; Send without stamps; Some iPhone messages; Cybernote; Smartphone message; iPhone communication; You might check it on your phone; It may have a spam filter; Modern correspondence; Send; Elect. note; Electronic message; Chain component; Spam, e.g.; Modern communication system; Computer communication; AOL letter; Computer correspondence; Cyberspace post; Modem message; PC message; Space-age letters; WWW communications; '90s notes; Contact in cyberspace; Click on the "Send" button; Surfer's communication; Web missives; Letters on the Web; Web letters; Cybermessages; It doesn't need a stamp; On-line message; Spam container; Letters not in envelopes; PC exchanges; Send on a PC; Unstamped letter; Virus spreader, often; It may have attachments; Online letter; PC communication; Web correspondence; Box contents; High-tech message; Modern virus carrier; Spam, at times; Correspondence created on keyboards; Fax alternative; It might be spam; Where ;-) means "Kidding!"; Cyberspace note; Send, on a computer; Spammer's medium; Write, these days; Hit "Send"; Spam, sometimes; Kind of address; Modern letter; Often-filtered transmission; Virus carrier, at times; Letter successor, to a large degree; Outlook service; Send, in a way; Smartphone function; Terminal communication; Phishing medium; Some spam; Fast-arriving letter; Letter that opens with a click; Outlook messages; Text alternative; Yahoo! service; Inbox zero hindrance; Contact info item; Inbox accumulation; Inbox filler; It clicks open; It's often distributed in cc's; Message often included in its response; Modern box filler; User's service; *Microsoft Outlook service; Most letters, nowadays; Offering from your server; Inbox message; Inbox pileup; It's sent with a click; Office communication; Office chore; Phishing line?; Web message; It's often checked by surfers; Reply all medium; This meeting could've been an __; Message in Outlook; Inbox zero killer; @ home?; Inbox buildup; Message in a drafts folder; Paperless message; Computer messages; Cyberspace memoranda; High-tech correspondence; Messages from computers; Messages via modem; Office-communication system; PC-to-PC communication; AOL messages; Hi-tech communication; Internet posting; High-tech memo; USPS alternative; AOL service; Hi-tech message; Messages via computer; Office communiqué; Outlook Express feature; Cyber-notes; CompuServe service; Memo sent by modem; PC postings; Paperless note; Contact, in a way; Message from an AOLer; Paperless letter; Send via PC; Spam medium; Message from cyberspace; Messages on a screen; Net notes; Spam of a sort; Stamp-saving service; Stampless correspondence; Click "send"; Cyber-missive; Some correspondence; Spam source; Electronic delivery; How opt-ins are often confirmed; PC-to-PC correspondence; Paperless messages; Something sent with a click; Texting ancestor; Urban-legend spreader; Marketing medium; Smartphone capability; Astronaut capability since 1991; Encryption candidate; Online memo; Some cybermessages; Some smartphone messages; Text ancestor; What some inboxes hold; Alternative to texting; Contact info; Internet messages; Spam folder contents; Recently Deleted folder filler; Google service; Reach out to, in a way; Modern memo; Modern office memo; Note sent online; Some cellphone messages; Cellphone function; Certain cybermessage; Letter sent online; Online messages; Online office memo; Memo sent online; Write to without paper; Some of it is spam; Letter that requires no postage; Thoroughly modern memo; Send through cyberspace; It might have an attachment; Letter that requires clicking, not licking; BlackBerry reading; Certain replies; Electronic post; Letter sent through cyberspace; On-line missive; It can be read on an iPhone; It might be read and then deleted; Letter that's opened with a double-click; Letter you can read without the light on; Keyboard note, maybe; Letter that might include an emoticon; Palm reading?; Color bleu Louise.; Enamel: French.; Enamel: Fr.; French enamel.; Glossy cover; Bluish green; Greenish blue; Enamel, in France; Green-blue color; Enamel; Bleu Louise; Color called bleu Louise; Blue-green color; Computer communications, for short; Telecommunicated messages; High-tech memos; Instant correspondence; Certain postings; Cyberspace service; Alternative to the post office; Cyberspace messages; PC communications; Screened messages?; AOL memos; Letters, of a sort; 90's-style letters; Modern communication; Quick communication; Theme of this puzzle?; Desktop communication; High-powered language?; It opens with a click; Messages that can arrive at any time; Net result?; Quick notes?; Correspondence that may come with attachments; Cybermissives; It's opened without a letter opener; Memo from a dot-com, maybe; In-box input; It doesn't leave a paper trail; It might arrive with a beep; Modern memos; Online item; Spam, maybe; Letters that don't need stamps; Unstamped reply; Virus carrier, sometimes; It may arrive with attachments; Letters that can't be found at the post office; Letters that lack stamps; Letters on screens; Messages via MSN.com, e.g.; Modern source of pass-along jokes; Paperless communication; Where you might find ":-)"; Kind of address with @ in it; Netzero.com service; Screened correspondence?; Communication that may have an attachment; Earthlink transmission; It may include a cc or bcc list; Message from a BlackBerry, maybe; Modern phone capability; Some BlackBerry reading; Yahoo! or AOL offering; Correspondence sans stamp; Place for an emoticon; Something you click to open; What a server may serve; It's often filtered; Messages that may contain emoticons; Modern means of relaying jokes; iPhone function; Google or Yahoo! service; It might go through a filter; P.D.A. communiqué; Questionnaire line; iPhone capability; Alternative to U.S.P.S.; It's often checked on a cell; Letters that don't go to the post office; Subject of some computer settings; Message from a server; With 56-Across, a smartphone notification; Kind of client; Most correspondence nowadays; 2016 campaign topic; Hacking target; It may carry a virus; Modern torrent; Outlook function; Something in a drafts folder; Something read with a scroll?; An ever-increasing amount of an office workday, it seems; Buildup during vacation; One might end "Sent from my iPhone"; Some WikiLeaks leaks; Message on a tablet, say; Modern marketing tool; Modern-day flood; A lot of it is spam; Alternative to a phone call; Field added to the I.R.S.'s Form 1040 in 2019; Kind of account; Medium for modern marketing campaigns; What a pointless meeting probably should have been handled by; WikiLeaks source, perhaps; Something sent on a Listserv; The first one was sent in 1971; What a "swoooosh" sound may signal is on its way; ___ alert; This meeting could've been an ___; Communicate with, in a way; It has options for "cc" and "bcc"; Content of a clickable envelope icon; It may have an attachment for you; A.P. Stylebook entry that lost its hyphen in 2011; Contents of some folders; Medium for many newsletters; Message sent through cyberspace; One might begin "Hope this finds you well"; Send a message by computer; Typed correspondence; ___ attachment; Send a note to, often; It might be filtered; High-tech missives; Monitor message; AOL notes; PC letter; AOL letters; PC notes; Online missives; Item Al Gore tends to lose; Digital messaging used by billions; Message that may have an "unsubscribe" link; Outlook Express stuff; The web's most-used application; Most commonly used Internet application; The Internet's most-used application; Note from a nethead; Subject of 9-Across's subpoena; The White House has blamed Y2K for problems with this; Outlook output; Certain office communiqué; Modern receipt medium; Inbox Zero ruiner; Medium for a message; Medium in which one might achieve Inbox Zero; Platform for much political fund-raising; Buildup in an in-box; Message on a tablet, perhaps; Message that may have a PDF attachment; Message that might begin "Just wanted to close the loop . . ."; Computer post; Deliver spam; High-tech memoranda; Information Age memo; Net receipt?; Stamp saver; Dot com letters; Dot-com communication; Terminal message?; Phone displacer; Cyberspace epistle; Message by modem; Quick correspondence; Phone call supplanter; Type of communication that's always "monitored"?; Form of communication; Form of electronic communication; Electronic communication; Letters that can arrive at any time; Alternative to text messages; Communicate by PC, in a way; Keyboard correspondence; Monitored communications?; Net letter; Web missive; Correspondence sans stamp, say; Letter that might go through a filter; One type of message; Online communication; Text message alternative; Where addresses include @; Digital communication; Filtered stuff; Letter through a filter; Some Internet messages; Click the "Send" button; Communicate by computer; Filtered letter; One way to get one's message across; Transmissions via Internet; Alternative to letter writing; Digital correspondence; Letters sent via PC; Messages with attachments; Electronic messages; 49-Down message; It's more formal than a text; Phisher's message; Yahoo offering; Draft in a window?; Inbox delivery; Inbox item; Many a meeting could be replaced by one; One usually has a subject line; You may forward one; You might be copied on one; Message with a "To:" line; One may have attachments; Alternative to a pointless meeting; One may be forwarded; What many a meeting could've been; It might bounce back from a server; Message sent without postage; One may be marked as read; Modern communications medium; PC letters <P>etc.; Cyberspace communication; '90s messages; High tech transmission; Internet note; Computerized correspondence; Letter substitute; Spam often served this way these days; .net communique; Send a message; Correspond by computer; Spam not in a can; It could have a virus; Means of communication; Potential virus carrier; Virus carrier; Address with an @ in it; Item in a drafts folder; Letter sent with a click; Message that can be forwarded; Message with a subject line; Letter on a screen; Modern communique; Compaq communique; Intercompany communication; It gets checked often; One way to deliver a message; Some have worms; Virtual inbox filler; This meeting could have been an ___; Alternative to a text, perhaps; Correspondence from podcast listeners; Message with a subject line and a body; Newsletter medium; Online inbox item; Letters that are not at the post office; Let one's fingers do the talking; Letter medium; Mac's message?; Method of many messages; Communicate by PC; Communication option; Correspondence that's clicked; Digital message; Letters not at the post office; Screen-to-screen messages; iPhone folder contents; Letters without postage; Inbox Zero target; Some messages; Threaded correspondence; Contact online; Contact option; It might be sent with a click; Many a meeting could have been one; Something checked on a phone; Message that can be marked "not spam"; Alternative to a text or call; It might have "Fwd:" in its subject line; Medium for many crossword submissions; Internet post; 66 Down service; Net note (16th); New virus carrier; Yahoo feature; Posts sans postage; Outlook transmission; Letters on a tablet?; Marinara maker; ___ spoofing (phishing technique); Message read on a smartphone; Message taking up memory; Messages that may be hacked; ISP offering; On-line box-filler; Target of some filters; Virtual inbox fill; Fodder for some filters; Paperless correspondence; Office communications; PC reading; Some iPhone reading; Some screen writing; Letter on a tablet, e.g.; Contact a contact, perhaps; Net delivery; Phone reading; Send a courtesy copy to, e.g.; Tablet reading; Target of a filter, often; Message with an attachment, perhaps; Write, often; It may be written on a tablet; Message that may have an unsubscribe option; Tablet writing; Thread starter; Work chore for many; Alternative to a text; It might be written on a tablet; Messages sent without a stamp; Missive often forwarded; Net note; Thread component; Type a note to; CC'ed message, e.g.; Letters you can phone in; Delivery method requiring a server; Net receipts, of sorts; New receipts, of a sort