Took a look around regarding this Nomorerack thing. To start with when they first deployed the website they didn't really have a very secure site due to the coding which resulted in it being hacked and causing a lot of people to start calling it a scam..Not really true, but than again not to far from being true depending on your point of view. I say this because from the beginning they have received a flood of complaints regarding everything from the quality of products sold to refunds ,contacting for order info , etc, and you can see where this is all going. It never had a good rep from the beginning and the hackers added a couple of more faults to it by putting hidden code in the site which caused other problems so lets start with how did you get this on your system,,,and 99% of you got it from clicking I like on a some social media site . I know most of you will deny this, but the truth of the matter is yes you did. Think about how many times somebody or some so called interesting topic or video has shown up on your social media page, and you watch some cute little puppy doing a dance and it asks you to like it. Or how about the picture of the little baby with stches all down his chest pleading for you to like the page because some company will give 1$ for every like 5 dollars for every share,,humm.. and you think to yourself I have good protection on my system what can it hurt to share or like. Now how many of youyr really know what your security settings are on FB ( I'll use them as the example although there are others)?? do you have everything as locked down as you would like? How many of you use FB apps,,, those cutsey games and are they locked down or did you even look at what they are allowed to do...sneaking little stuff down there in the fine print of the Ula that says you grant them the right to use your friends list to make offers etc...Internet marketing is the bread and butter for all these apps and the more visits, like, shares they can garner allows them to charge more fro their service.. Its not a virus or trojan, and it is not directly a browser hijack, but it can lead to all those things as there is money in it. or me it is not a problem to disallow all apps,,. I hate there games and have yet to see and app that’s worthwhile and so far have better open source free and secure software that covers everything offered and a whole lot more. All I can say is the user is responsible for there own security. I don't trust links , especially when it involves selling products,,I investigate the site buy checking the URL and the name in another window. The biggest problem with getting rid of something you got from FB is you just about have to make FB get rid of it...done with my rant, and I'll put my box back in the closet Cheers george & the SixPack -----Original Message----- From: Les Hardy Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 3:28 PM To: gen-newbie@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE Suzy, Use the reset button and reset the password. You will then at least be able to access the account and prevent anyone else using it. You may also be able to remove any details about you. I can't say if you would be able to cancel the account. If nomorerack is as bad as people suggest, then they probably don't allow closing accounts. I can say one thing for certain, nomorerack only allow a single instance of an email address to be registered, and your current email address is definitely registered there. So if you can access it, no-one else will be able to use the same email address again. I once had a similar problem. I could access an account, but I could not remove my email address. I could only change it to another. So, I created a temporary fictitious email address somewhere else (can't remember where), and change the email address to that. On 18/02/14 19:35, Suzy Q wrote: > To All List members: I haven't been on the computer much for well over a > year & am really overwhelmed by what seems to have resulted from my > attempt > to get a little active again, instead of just Facebook. Again, I apologize > for any problems or inconvenience this has caused. > > Kathleen: I was not judging you in any way. I sincerely apologize if > anything I said came off that way. I also have to apologize for telling > you > it wasn't spam, it was hacking. I was wrong: it was indeed spam. Just the > day before I had been advised by Google that I had suspicious activity on > my account (a different gmail account), which they had blocked. It had > come > from Brazil. They advised me to change my password, which I did & ran > scans > on my computer. So maybe I was over-sensitive. That is not your problem & > again, I apologize if anything I said came off as judging you. > > Les: it tickled me that you checked with the site itself & made me do the > same thing. I honestly couldn't say I was or wasn't a registered user, as > I've had this email account for a long time & it's certainly possible. You > indicated that I am a registered user & I'm now the curious one. I went to > the site & attempted to Log In, put in my email address & hit forgot > password. It gave me a reset button (which is a terrible way to run a > website, in my opinion) or to sign in with Facebook. I just left it at > that. So, do I go back to the site, make up a password & then unsub, or > what? > I have changed my passwords & run every kind of scan I know of several > times. > > I really don't know what else I can do & welcome any suggestions if anyone > knows or can think of anything else to do. I am sincerely sorry. > > Suzy > > ******************** Gen-Newbie's website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

George, You are right on the ball. Excellent explanation. Janet -----Original Message----- From: george <briard6pack@att.net> To: gen-newbie <gen-newbie@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sun, Feb 23, 2014 10:11 pm Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE Took a look around regarding this Nomorerack thing. To start with when they first deployed the website they didn't really have a very secure site due to the coding which resulted in it being hacked and causing a lot of people to start calling it a scam..Not really true, but than again not to far from being true depending on your point of view. I say this because from the beginning they have received a flood of complaints regarding everything from the quality of products sold to refunds ,contacting for order info , etc, and you can see where this is all going. It never had a good rep from the beginning and the hackers added a couple of more faults to it by putting hidden code in the site which caused other problems so lets start with how did you get this on your system,,,and 99% of you got it from clicking I like on a some social media site . I know most of you will deny this, but the truth of the matter is yes you did. Think about how many times somebody or some so called interesting topic or video has shown up on your social media page, and you watch some cute little puppy doing a dance and it asks you to like it. Or how about the picture of the little baby with stches all down his chest pleading for you to like the page because some company will give 1$ for every like 5 dollars for every share,,humm.. and you think to yourself I have good protection on my system what can it hurt to share or like. Now how many of youyr really know what your security settings are on FB ( I'll use them as the example although there are others)?? do you have everything as locked down as you would like? How many of you use FB apps,,, those cutsey games and are they locked down or did you even look at what they are allowed to do...sneaking little stuff down there in the fine print of the Ula that says you grant them the right to use your friends list to make offers etc...Internet marketing is the bread and butter for all these apps and the more visits, like, shares they can garner allows them to charge more fro their service.. Its not a virus or trojan, and it is not directly a browser hijack, but it can lead to all those things as there is money in it. or me it is not a problem to disallow all apps,,. I hate there games and have yet to see and app that’s worthwhile and so far have better open source free and secure software that covers everything offered and a whole lot more. All I can say is the user is responsible for there own security. I don't trust links , especially when it involves selling products,,I investigate the site buy checking the URL and the name in another window. The biggest problem with getting rid of something you got from FB is you just about have to make FB get rid of it...done with my rant, and I'll put my box back in the closet Cheers george & the SixPack -----Original Message----- From: Les Hardy Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 3:28 PM To: gen-newbie@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE Suzy, Use the reset button and reset the password. You will then at least be able to access the account and prevent anyone else using it. You may also be able to remove any details about you. I can't say if you would be able to cancel the account. If nomorerack is as bad as people suggest, then they probably don't allow closing accounts. I can say one thing for certain, nomorerack only allow a single instance of an email address to be registered, and your current email address is definitely registered there. So if you can access it, no-one else will be able to use the same email address again. I once had a similar problem. I could access an account, but I could not remove my email address. I could only change it to another. So, I created a temporary fictitious email address somewhere else (can't remember where), and change the email address to that. On 18/02/14 19:35, Suzy Q wrote: > To All List members: I haven't been on the computer much for well over a > year & am really overwhelmed by what seems to have resulted from my > attempt > to get a little active again, instead of just Facebook. Again, I apologize > for any problems or inconvenience this has caused. > > Kathleen: I was not judging you in any way. I sincerely apologize if > anything I said came off that way. I also have to apologize for telling > you > it wasn't spam, it was hacking. I was wrong: it was indeed spam. Just the > day before I had been advised by Google that I had suspicious activity on > my account (a different gmail account), which they had blocked. It had > come > from Brazil. They advised me to change my password, which I did & ran > scans > on my computer. So maybe I was over-sensitive. That is not your problem & > again, I apologize if anything I said came off as judging you. > > Les: it tickled me that you checked with the site itself & made me do the > same thing. I honestly couldn't say I was or wasn't a registered user, as > I've had this email account for a long time & it's certainly possible. You > indicated that I am a registered user & I'm now the curious one. I went to > the site & attempted to Log In, put in my email address & hit forgot > password. It gave me a reset button (which is a terrible way to run a > website, in my opinion) or to sign in with Facebook. I just left it at > that. So, do I go back to the site, make up a password & then unsub, or > what? > I have changed my passwords & run every kind of scan I know of several > times. > > I really don't know what else I can do & welcome any suggestions if anyone > knows or can think of anything else to do. I am sincerely sorry. > > Suzy > > ******************** Gen-Newbie's website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ******************** Gen-Newbie's website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

George, What would we do without you!?!?! Mary McCanney Finley ----- Original Message ----- From: "george" <briard6pack@att.net> To: <gen-newbie@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2014 11:09 PM Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE > Took a look around regarding this Nomorerack thing. To start with when > they > first deployed the website they didn't really have a very secure site due > to > the coding which resulted in it being hacked and causing a lot of people > to > start calling it a scam..Not really true, but than again not to far from > being true depending on your point of view. I say this because from the > beginning they have received a flood of complaints regarding everything > from > the quality of products sold to refunds ,contacting for order info , etc, > and you can see where this is all going. It never had a good rep from the > beginning and the hackers added a couple of more faults to it by putting > hidden code in the site which caused other problems > so lets start with how did you get this on your system,,,and 99% of you > got it from clicking I like on a some social media site . I know most of > you > will deny this, but the truth of the matter is yes you did. Think about > how > many times somebody or some so called interesting topic or video has shown > up on your social media page, and you watch some cute little puppy doing a > dance and it asks you to like it. Or how about the picture of the little > baby with stches all down his chest pleading for you to like the page > because some company will give 1$ for every like 5 dollars for every > share,,humm.. and you think to yourself I have good protection on my > system > what can it hurt to share or like. Now how many of youyr really know what > your security settings are on FB ( I'll use them as the example although > there are others)?? do you have everything as locked down as you would > like? > How many of you use FB apps,,, those cutsey games and are they locked down > or did you even look at what they are allowed to do...sneaking little > stuff > down there in the fine print of the Ula that says you grant them the right > to use your friends list to make offers etc...Internet marketing is the > bread and butter for all these apps and the more visits, like, shares they > can garner allows them to charge more fro their service.. Its not a virus > or > trojan, and it is not directly a browser hijack, but it can lead to all > those things as there is money in it. or me it is not a problem to > disallow > all apps,,. I hate there games and have yet to see and app that’s > worthwhile > and so far have better open source free and secure software that covers > everything offered and a whole lot more. All I can say is the user is > responsible for there own security. I don't trust links , especially when > it > involves selling products,,I investigate the site buy checking the URL and > the name in another window. The biggest problem with getting rid of > something you got from FB is you just about have to make FB get rid of > it...done with my rant, and I'll put my box back in the closet > > Cheers george & the SixPack > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Les Hardy > Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 3:28 PM > To: gen-newbie@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE > > Suzy, Use the reset button and reset the password. You will then at least > be > able to access the account and prevent anyone else using it. You may also > be > able to remove any details about you. > > I can't say if you would be able to cancel the account. If nomorerack is > as > bad as people suggest, then they probably don't allow closing accounts. > > I can say one thing for certain, nomorerack only allow a single instance > of > an email address to be registered, and your current email address is > definitely registered there. So if you can access it, no-one else will be > able to use the same email address again. > > I once had a similar problem. I could access an account, but I could not > remove my email address. I could only change it to another. So, I created > a > temporary fictitious email address somewhere else (can't remember where), > and change the email address to that. > > > > On 18/02/14 19:35, Suzy Q wrote: >> To All List members: I haven't been on the computer much for well over a >> year & am really overwhelmed by what seems to have resulted from my >> attempt >> to get a little active again, instead of just Facebook. Again, I >> apologize >> for any problems or inconvenience this has caused. >> >> Kathleen: I was not judging you in any way. I sincerely apologize if >> anything I said came off that way. I also have to apologize for telling >> you >> it wasn't spam, it was hacking. I was wrong: it was indeed spam. Just the >> day before I had been advised by Google that I had suspicious activity on >> my account (a different gmail account), which they had blocked. It had >> come >> from Brazil. They advised me to change my password, which I did & ran >> scans >> on my computer. So maybe I was over-sensitive. That is not your problem & >> again, I apologize if anything I said came off as judging you. >> >> Les: it tickled me that you checked with the site itself & made me do the >> same thing. I honestly couldn't say I was or wasn't a registered user, as >> I've had this email account for a long time & it's certainly possible. >> You >> indicated that I am a registered user & I'm now the curious one. I went >> to >> the site & attempted to Log In, put in my email address & hit forgot >> password. It gave me a reset button (which is a terrible way to run a >> website, in my opinion) or to sign in with Facebook. I just left it at >> that. So, do I go back to the site, make up a password & then unsub, or >> what? >> I have changed my passwords & run every kind of scan I know of several >> times. >> >> I really don't know what else I can do & welcome any suggestions if >> anyone >> knows or can think of anything else to do. I am sincerely sorry. >> >> Suzy >> >> > > > ******************** > > Gen-Newbie's website: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ******************** > > Gen-Newbie's website: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Can I 'like' what Mary McCanney Finley said? I agree with her. BevH Mary Finley wrote: >George, >What would we do without you!?!?! >Mary McCanney Finley > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "george" <briard6pack@att.net> >To: <gen-newbie@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2014 11:09 PM >Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE > > > > >>Took a look around regarding this Nomorerack thing. To start with... >> >> >

Oh Mary,, I am sure there is more than enough talent around to easily replace me, I have no illusions about that, haha. george & the sixpack -----Original Message----- From: Mary Finley Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 7:30 AM To: gen-newbie@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE George, What would we do without you!?!?! Mary McCanney Finley ----- Original Message ----- From: "george" <briard6pack@att.net> To: <gen-newbie@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2014 11:09 PM Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE > Took a look around regarding this Nomorerack thing. To start with when > they > first deployed the website they didn't really have a very secure site due > to > the coding which resulted in it being hacked and causing a lot of people > to > start calling it a scam..Not really true, but than again not to far from > being true depending on your point of view. I say this because from the > beginning they have received a flood of complaints regarding everything > from > the quality of products sold to refunds ,contacting for order info , etc, > and you can see where this is all going. It never had a good rep from the > beginning and the hackers added a couple of more faults to it by putting > hidden code in the site which caused other problems > so lets start with how did you get this on your system,,,and 99% of you > got it from clicking I like on a some social media site . I know most of > you > will deny this, but the truth of the matter is yes you did. Think about > how > many times somebody or some so called interesting topic or video has shown > up on your social media page, and you watch some cute little puppy doing a > dance and it asks you to like it. Or how about the picture of the little > baby with stches all down his chest pleading for you to like the page > because some company will give 1$ for every like 5 dollars for every > share,,humm.. and you think to yourself I have good protection on my > system > what can it hurt to share or like. Now how many of youyr really know what > your security settings are on FB ( I'll use them as the example although > there are others)?? do you have everything as locked down as you would > like? > How many of you use FB apps,,, those cutsey games and are they locked down > or did you even look at what they are allowed to do...sneaking little > stuff > down there in the fine print of the Ula that says you grant them the right > to use your friends list to make offers etc...Internet marketing is the > bread and butter for all these apps and the more visits, like, shares they > can garner allows them to charge more fro their service.. Its not a virus > or > trojan, and it is not directly a browser hijack, but it can lead to all > those things as there is money in it. or me it is not a problem to > disallow > all apps,,. I hate there games and have yet to see and app that’s > worthwhile > and so far have better open source free and secure software that covers > everything offered and a whole lot more. All I can say is the user is > responsible for there own security. I don't trust links , especially when > it > involves selling products,,I investigate the site buy checking the URL and > the name in another window. The biggest problem with getting rid of > something you got from FB is you just about have to make FB get rid of > it...done with my rant, and I'll put my box back in the closet > > Cheers george & the SixPack > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Les Hardy > Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 3:28 PM > To: gen-newbie@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE > > Suzy, Use the reset button and reset the password. You will then at least > be > able to access the account and prevent anyone else using it. You may also > be > able to remove any details about you. > > I can't say if you would be able to cancel the account. If nomorerack is > as > bad as people suggest, then they probably don't allow closing accounts. > > I can say one thing for certain, nomorerack only allow a single instance > of > an email address to be registered, and your current email address is > definitely registered there. So if you can access it, no-one else will be > able to use the same email address again. > > I once had a similar problem. I could access an account, but I could not > remove my email address. I could only change it to another. So, I created > a > temporary fictitious email address somewhere else (can't remember where), > and change the email address to that. > > > > On 18/02/14 19:35, Suzy Q wrote: >> To All List members: I haven't been on the computer much for well over a >> year & am really overwhelmed by what seems to have resulted from my >> attempt >> to get a little active again, instead of just Facebook. Again, I >> apologize >> for any problems or inconvenience this has caused. >> >> Kathleen: I was not judging you in any way. I sincerely apologize if >> anything I said came off that way. I also have to apologize for telling >> you >> it wasn't spam, it was hacking. I was wrong: it was indeed spam. Just the >> day before I had been advised by Google that I had suspicious activity on >> my account (a different gmail account), which they had blocked. It had >> come >> from Brazil. They advised me to change my password, which I did & ran >> scans >> on my computer. So maybe I was over-sensitive. That is not your problem & >> again, I apologize if anything I said came off as judging you. >> >> Les: it tickled me that you checked with the site itself & made me do the >> same thing. I honestly couldn't say I was or wasn't a registered user, as >> I've had this email account for a long time & it's certainly possible. >> You >> indicated that I am a registered user & I'm now the curious one. I went >> to >> the site & attempted to Log In, put in my email address & hit forgot >> password. It gave me a reset button (which is a terrible way to run a >> website, in my opinion) or to sign in with Facebook. I just left it at >> that. So, do I go back to the site, make up a password & then unsub, or >> what? >> I have changed my passwords & run every kind of scan I know of several >> times. >> >> I really don't know what else I can do & welcome any suggestions if >> anyone >> knows or can think of anything else to do. I am sincerely sorry. >> >> Suzy >> >> > > > ******************** > > Gen-Newbie's website: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ******************** > > Gen-Newbie's website: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message ******************** Gen-Newbie's website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Not with your experience Geo On 24/02/2014 11:53 AM, george wrote: > Oh Mary,, I am sure there is more than enough talent around to easily > replace me, I have no illusions about that, haha. > > george & the sixpack > > -----Original Message----- > From: Mary Finley > Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 7:30 AM > To: gen-newbie@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE > > George, > What would we do without you!?!?! > Mary McCanney Finley > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "george" <briard6pack@att.net> > To: <gen-newbie@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2014 11:09 PM > Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE > > >> Took a look around regarding this Nomorerack thing. To start with when >> they >> first deployed the website they didn't really have a very secure site due >> to >> the coding which resulted in it being hacked and causing a lot of people >> to >> start calling it a scam..Not really true, but than again not to far from >> being true depending on your point of view. I say this because from the >> beginning they have received a flood of complaints regarding everything >> from >> the quality of products sold to refunds ,contacting for order info , etc, >> and you can see where this is all going. It never had a good rep from the >> beginning and the hackers added a couple of more faults to it by putting >> hidden code in the site which caused other problems >> so lets start with how did you get this on your system,,,and 99% of you >> got it from clicking I like on a some social media site . I know most of >> you >> will deny this, but the truth of the matter is yes you did. Think about >> how >> many times somebody or some so called interesting topic or video has shown >> up on your social media page, and you watch some cute little puppy doing a >> dance and it asks you to like it. Or how about the picture of the little >> baby with stches all down his chest pleading for you to like the page >> because some company will give 1$ for every like 5 dollars for every >> share,,humm.. and you think to yourself I have good protection on my >> system >> what can it hurt to share or like. Now how many of youyr really know what >> your security settings are on FB ( I'll use them as the example although >> there are others)?? do you have everything as locked down as you would >> like? >> How many of you use FB apps,,, those cutsey games and are they locked down >> or did you even look at what they are allowed to do...sneaking little >> stuff >> down there in the fine print of the Ula that says you grant them the right >> to use your friends list to make offers etc...Internet marketing is the >> bread and butter for all these apps and the more visits, like, shares they >> can garner allows them to charge more fro their service.. Its not a virus >> or >> trojan, and it is not directly a browser hijack, but it can lead to all >> those things as there is money in it. or me it is not a problem to >> disallow >> all apps,,. I hate there games and have yet to see and app that's >> worthwhile >> and so far have better open source free and secure software that covers >> everything offered and a whole lot more. All I can say is the user is >> responsible for there own security. I don't trust links , especially when >> it >> involves selling products,,I investigate the site buy checking the URL and >> the name in another window. The biggest problem with getting rid of >> something you got from FB is you just about have to make FB get rid of >> it...done with my rant, and I'll put my box back in the closet >> >> Cheers george & the SixPack >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Les Hardy >> Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 3:28 PM >> To: gen-newbie@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Re: [GN] Take a look at this GEN-NEWBIE >> >> Suzy, Use the reset button and reset the password. You will then at least >> be >> able to access the account and prevent anyone else using it. You may also >> be >> able to remove any details about you. >> >> I can't say if you would be able to cancel the account. If nomorerack is >> as >> bad as people suggest, then they probably don't allow closing accounts. >> >> I can say one thing for certain, nomorerack only allow a single instance >> of >> an email address to be registered, and your current email address is >> definitely registered there. So if you can access it, no-one else will be >> able to use the same email address again. >> >> I once had a similar problem. I could access an account, but I could not >> remove my email address. I could only change it to another. So, I created >> a >> temporary fictitious email address somewhere else (can't remember where), >> and change the email address to that. >> >> >> >> On 18/02/14 19:35, Suzy Q wrote: >>> To All List members: I haven't been on the computer much for well over a >>> year & am really overwhelmed by what seems to have resulted from my >>> attempt >>> to get a little active again, instead of just Facebook. Again, I >>> apologize >>> for any problems or inconvenience this has caused. >>> >>> Kathleen: I was not judging you in any way. I sincerely apologize if >>> anything I said came off that way. I also have to apologize for telling >>> you >>> it wasn't spam, it was hacking. I was wrong: it was indeed spam. Just the >>> day before I had been advised by Google that I had suspicious activity on >>> my account (a different gmail account), which they had blocked. It had >>> come >>> from Brazil. They advised me to change my password, which I did & ran >>> scans >>> on my computer. So maybe I was over-sensitive. That is not your problem & >>> again, I apologize if anything I said came off as judging you. >>> >>> Les: it tickled me that you checked with the site itself & made me do the >>> same thing. I honestly couldn't say I was or wasn't a registered user, as >>> I've had this email account for a long time & it's certainly possible. >>> You >>> indicated that I am a registered user & I'm now the curious one. I went >>> to >>> the site & attempted to Log In, put in my email address & hit forgot >>> password. It gave me a reset button (which is a terrible way to run a >>> website, in my opinion) or to sign in with Facebook. I just left it at >>> that. So, do I go back to the site, make up a password & then unsub, or >>> what? >>> I have changed my passwords & run every kind of scan I know of several >>> times. >>> >>> I really don't know what else I can do & welcome any suggestions if >>> anyone >>> knows or can think of anything else to do. I am sincerely sorry. >>> >>> Suzy >>> >>> >> >> ******************** >> >> Gen-Newbie's website: >> >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> ******************** >> >> Gen-Newbie's website: >> >> http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ******************** > > Gen-Newbie's website: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ******************** > > Gen-Newbie's website: > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~newbie/ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GEN-NEWBIE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message