WebToMail.co.cc - View Restricted Websites at Work

Many of us work at offices where companies restrict what we are allowed to view on the web. This no longer has to be the case thanks to WebToMail.

WebToMail allows users to view everything blocked by their companies simply by sending an email. When you send an email to their address of send@webtomail.co.cc with the URL of the webpage you want to view as the subject header, WebToMail automatically generates the homepage and sends it to you only a few minutes later. You can then open up the website in your mail account easily and for free. You can also highlight tabbed pictures which will open up on your browser unless your company has blocked these as well. The website itself is only a basic homepage that gives users the three simple instructions and explains its purpose.

"Are you at job and you can only check your mails? This is your solution. WebToMail is a free service where you can receive web pages by e-mail. It's simple and very easy."

As long as people keep WebToMail quiet in the work place, it’s a great tool to use in order to view social networking sites or photos your business has blocked. Unfortunately, you can only view the homepage of the URL you entered and are not permitted to open up new pages unless you repeat the entire process over again for the new page you desire. Also, I question how long everyone will be able to keep this a secret before the boss finds out.

How can WebToMail create a website with more information? How can WebToMail make it possible to open up tabs that are also restricted by the company without having to send another email to the site?

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