Can I use an EarthLink/Sprint USB camera on a MAC?

I like to use my AIR docked/closed with an external monitor/speakers etc.
It would be convenient to use an external camera.
I happened upon an old USB EathLink/Sprint camera.
Is there some way to use it?
Thanks

OK, I'm not sure just what you have going on now. If [email protected] is both your Apple ID and your emergency email, I'm not sure how the [email protected] (or [email protected] if they are the same) address is related to it.
Can you add the @icloud.com address to System Preferences > "Mail, Contacts & Calendars"? Not create a new one, just connect it with the "+" button and check Mail on the service list. Can you then read your iCloud email?

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