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The good news:I turned the "Spam Filtering" provided by back on.The bad news:The spam filter catches a huge percentage of "normal" posts.The only way I can keep the Spam filter on is to have help moderating.If I get 4-5 people who would like to be moderators (so they can approve messages erroneously sent to the Spam folder) I will keep the Spam filter on.To become a moderator (you will get two privileges - approving membership requests, and monitoring the spam folder so that "normal messages" caught in the spam filter can be approved) send an email to me at lsavage@...

Blessings,Lea Ann SavageSatellite Beach, FL(321) 773-7088 (home)(321-961-9219 (cell)))><'>www.VitamixLady.comwww..com<))><

On Mar 29, 2012, at 5:13 PM, em wrote:

The poor wording (syntax) of the subject line is a heads up. Also, if

you don't have all the antispyware, antivirus subscriptions, etc up to

date, it's very easy nowadays for someone to be able to hack into your

system through such a message and its links. Personally, I'd rather not

take that chance. If I'm interested in a topic, I'll research it on my

own, instead of trusting an unknown source.

em / TN

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> Heads up!!

> DO NOT CLICK on the link at the bottom. This goes to a sight which has

page after page of comments on Web of Trust, indicating problems with

this site including pop-unders, difficulty in leaving site,

product/service issues, etc.