How to contact a mylot member when his profile page is not accessible?
By smilyn
@smilyn (2967)
United States
February 8, 2010 4:21am CST
Hello friends,
Today it is the birthday of one of my old friend at mylot..I wanted to send him a pm to wish him..But I could not access his profile page..I got a HTTP error message..I do not know what could be the reason..Is that his mylot account had been deleted or blocked? I do not know his mail id..Now that I'm not able to access his profile page is thre any way to send a personal message to him to wish him?
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3 responses
@mysdianait (66009)
• Italy
8 Feb 10
If the profile page is no longer available then the account no longer exists and he will not be able to receive anything through it again.
Could it be that he is no here with a new account?
@GoAskAlice (5826)
•
9 Feb 10
Just a quick correction: If the profile page entered results in a HTTP 404 error as smilyn said at the start of this discussion, then that profile does not exist and NEVER HAS. There probably is a typo in what was entered. If the profile page appears blank, then that user no longer exists.
@pengbubu (1011)
• China
8 Feb 10
He/she will receive your message via his/her mail account, which is relative with the mylot account. I can receive everything via my Gmail. If he/she set the account options same with me, then he/she will.
Best wishes for your friends! Smilyn. 
@mysdianait (66009)
• Italy
8 Feb 10
If the account no longer exists, either because the user was banned or because they cancelled their account, then they will no longer receive anything at all.
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@hora_fugit (5862)
• India
8 Feb 10
Not being able to wish
isn't good feeling... I think the account is deleted by now. Maybe he has some other account now, though I won't question the motives--he is your friend!
I too had similar problems while tracking a no-so-old friend but the reasons were far different from wishing him well
isn't good feeling... I think the account is deleted by now. Maybe he has some other account now, though I won't question the motives--he is your friend!
I too had similar problems while tracking a no-so-old friend but the reasons were far different from wishing him well