Mail.ru is a long-standing Internet mail service that is very popular among Russians due to its user-friendly design and high quality anti-spam protection. Users who have registered their mailbox here also get access to the social network "My World", original games, thematic magazines "Children", "Lady" and "Auto" and many other useful and exciting resources.
It is necessary
- - a computer with Internet access;
- - mobile phone.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, you should go to the Mail.ru portal and click the "Register in mail" button in the upper left corner of the page.
Step 2
Next, you will need to indicate your real name and surname, day and year of birth, gender and city where you live. Then you will need to come up with a name for the mailbox and write it in Latin letters. The system will check its uniqueness and, if the same name exists, it will offer similar options.
Step 3
You will need to enter your mailbox password twice. In case you forget this code, you can indicate your mobile phone number to which a reminder message will be sent, or write a secret question and an answer to it (all this will need to be specified if you do not remember your password). You should also write the address of the additional mailbox.
Step 4
By clicking the "Register" button after the above actions, the user thereby accepts the terms of the user agreement. The full text of the document can be found in the process of registering a mailbox on Mail.ru. Thus, according to this document, the user is obliged to “immediately notify Mail.ru of any unauthorized use of his password or account by the user or any other breach of security; log out of your account (end each session by clicking the "Logout" button) after you finish working with your Mail and the personal part of Mail.ru Services. Mail.ru is not responsible for possible loss or damage to data that may occur due to non-compliance with the recommendations set out in section 4 of this User Agreement. " There is also a confirmation of the confidentiality of correspondence and the "Registered User's Rules of Conduct".
