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How to Log In to Ebuddy
Instant messaging is here to stay and you can use Yahoo!, AOL, MSN, Gtalk and more. Instead of all of these separate applications, why not choose one application and have them all. Ebuddy is that one application. Login to Ebuddy and send instant messages to any one of your contacts. more »
How to Download Ebuddy
eBuddy is a mobile messenger application that allows you to easily text message your friends and family. It works with Yahoo, AOL Instant Messenger, Google Talk and MSN all in one buddy list and can be used with most cell phones that allow Internet access. Start chatting on eBuddy with just a few quick steps. more »
How to Use Yahoo! on Ebuddy
Chat with friends on any Internet provider with Ebuddy. A home computer isn't necessary to connect to the mobile service. You're able to use the web-based service on public computers because your connecting through Ebuddy's secure web service. Ebuddy's free downloads offer additional ways to customize features on your phone. more »
How to Use Ebuddy on a PDA
Enjoy the freedom of chatting with your friends without being tied to a computer. Ebuddy has made instant messaging easier than ever with their feature mobile program. Access Yahoo!, Gtalk, MySpace or AIM instant messaging networks using Ebuddy's Mobile Messenger software with your PDA or other mobile device. more »
How to Use AOL on Ebuddy
Ebuddy is a free web service that allows you to instant message your friends and family without having to install any software. This prevents the risk of a virus or spyware being installed on your computer. It also allows you to use AOL to instant message your friends using public computers at the library or other businesses. more »

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EBuddy

eBuddy is a web and mobile messenger which supports various instant messaging services including Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo!, AIM, Google Talk, ICQ, Facebook, and MySpace IM.

General

eBuddy started a web browser-based instant messaging service in 2003 as e-Messenger (www.e-messenger.net).

The company was rebranded in 2006 from e-Messenger to eBuddy. Now, eBuddy allows people to chat with buddies on Windows Live Messenger (MSN), Yahoo!, AIM, ICQ, Google Talk, MySpace IM and Facebook using one interface. eBuddy can also be accessed from their mobile phones.

eBuddy is a privately-held company backed by Prime Technology Ventures and Lowland Capital Partners. The company is headquartered in Amsterdam and has offices in London and San Francisco.
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History
Paulo Taylor is the inventor of eBuddy. The idea came to life when he made a bet with a friend and said he could get MSN to work on a mobile phone. Working full-time at an internet company, Paulo spent his after hours working on a mobile MSN application. After several weeks, he won the bet and uploaded the application on a server. Visitors then asked if he could make a web version of the application. As user traffic spurred, Paulo decided to take the idea to the next level.

On September 9, 2003, Taylor together with two partners created EverywhereMSN.com. Microsoft however claimed the domain name and on December 4, 2003 the domain was changed to e-messenger.net. On May 1, 2004, e-Messenger became incorporated. On June 1, 2006, e-Messenger was renamed to eBuddy.

eBuddy Web Messenger

eBuddy Web Messenger—the web browser-based version—allows the user to chat free of charge without any installations their computer. It can be used where the messenger program cannot be installed, such as on public computers.

Features:
* No installation
* Chats and buddy list in one screen
* Multi-network
* Add and manage buddies
* Upload an avatarread more at » http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EBuddy

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