I cant Remember my email address for my net spend card how can I change it

Contact them directly and report to them, they will help you if they can, but I suppose it's impossible.

Go to Log-in page and click on link :Forgot your Password:"

if u cant remember your password or witch email u used to open your account, there is a tab u can click on that says...cant remember password or email. click on that and theyll send u your info, but youll have to remember what email address u used to sign up for yahoo. Note.. I use a Rolodex to keep all my email, website, subscriptions, and passwords in. when you sign up for something, put it in the rolodex or a card file. then put that in a safe place. It works...

Under our Terms & Conditions, you must provide us with a valid email address in order to use Cupid.com. To change your email address:

• Go to "My Account" using the link in the top menu.
• Click on the "Update your Email" button.
• Enter the new email address and click on the "Update Address" button.

Once you have changed your email address, it must be verified. We do this by sending a new password to the new email address you entered. Once you have logged in using the new password, you will regain full access to the site.
If you would like to change your password:

• Go to "My Account" using the link in the top menu.
• Click on the "Update your Password" button
• Enter your new password, retype it in the appropriate boxes and click on the "change password" button

I would suggest calling them about the problem, here's the number 1-402-935-2050

Hi,
I suggest using a different email address to set up your account with. Obviously Paypal links the email address you are using with your previous account, so you'll need to change that.
Hope this helps.

You would use the .net email address that you used to sign up for the xbox live service... usually a hotmail or msn email.

Somehow for whatever reason you've forgotten the password, the answer to your secret question and never set up, or no longer have access to the alternate email address associated with the account. Or your account has been hacked and your password, secret answer and alternate email address have all been changed.
I cannot help you.
Contact your email service provider and tell them what it happening. They should have some way of identifying you, after which they should be able to reset your password. This is typically the approach for pay services - they may verify your identity with your credit card number or some other piece of information they collected at the time you signed up.
Unfortunately, this almost never works for free accounts. Why? Because these accounts are free, there's almost no customer support. You get what you pay for.
Let me be even clearer about that:
If:
You're using a free email service such as HotMail, Yahoo, and others
... and you forgot or lost your password
... and you forgot or lost the answer to your secret question
... and you did not set up an alternate email address, or you lost access to the alternate email address
... and customer service is not responding to you
You are out of luck.
I know of no way to recover your account. I cannot help you.
You absolutely can and should try contacting customer service for the email service you are using - they are the only ones who could help you. But my experience is that they rarely do.
Learn from your mistake.
If you lose access to your account and cannot recover it, you'll want to set up a new account. Learn from this.
Choose good passwords that you will remember. It's tough, given the number of accounts and passwords we all need to remember, but the fact is choosing a hard-to-guess password, and changing it regularly are important steps you can take to avoid someone stealing your account.
Don't share your password with anyone. A number of the account hacks I hear about are the result of trusting someone you shouldn't have.
Remember your secret answer. I'm kind of surprised I even have to say this, but when you create an account that asks you for a secret question and answer, don't treat it lightly. It doesn't have to be true ... just make sure it's something you'll remember in a year or two or ten when (not if) you have a problem.
Set up an alternate email address. This is where password reminders would get emailed to. And remember that if you lose access to your alternate email address, you need to change it in any accounts that reference it.
Don't use "remember me" when logging in. At least, don't use it unless you're positive it's safe. If someone else walks up to the computer (be it in an internet cafe, or in your bedroom or office) and "remember me" is selected ... they can now login as you without knowing your password. And then they can change your password and everything else, locking you out of your own account.
And, perhaps most important of all:
Don't use free email accounts for anything important.