There was a website that gave login names and passwords people had
set-up for newspapers so one did not have to register with them. What
was the website?

Thanks.

Try Bugmenot
http://www.bugmenot.com/

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Use a disposable webmail account or use an e-mail alias, like
Sneakemail.com or Trashmail.net, to get around having to divulge your
true e-mail address but still get their follow-up confirmation e-mail to
which you need to reply to. If you use e-mail aliases, create a unique
one for each untrusted recipient so you know exactly who started
spamming you through it.

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I don't know of one just for newspapers. But http://bugmenot.com does
this for various kinds of sites that require simple registration, which
includes newspapers.


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