Re: Sharp nerve(?) pain leg to foot

I don't use talk about. Heard about it from Rosie and others who are
happily using it. I have comcast and use their newsgroup server.

Don't know nuthin' 'bout the cookies. Sounded like it worked like
individual.net, where you signed up, they emailed you a user name and
password and you were all set. I used individual.net and was very happy
with it but then then weren't free anymore so chose to deal with
comcast's sign up even though I don't use OE or the stuff they want me
to be using.

If you get http://www.mailwasher.net/ then you can take care of spam
before it hits your inbox. Alex uses it and I discovered ppl I talk
with about geanalogy in Australia and other places were also using it.

I was using it till I switched to comcast's incoming mail which gives me
the option to delete as spam that which is!

I'm just sayin' ...

Mon, 05 Sep 2005 Michael Baugh wrote:
>
> NOW I REMEMBER why I didn't go with talkabout, It required
> me to enable my 'cookies', and I wasn't willing to do that.
> Having my cookies enabled resulted in far more spam to my
> email account than when I disabled them.
> Yeah, I know you're supposed to mung your online identity,
> but that doesn't cause less spam initiated by spybots
> collecting your cookies.
> I still want Mozilla to work. Hopefully, it can.
> Even when I select my name as the sender, I still have to
> list my wife's address as the source.
>
> Not having fun at all. Just trying to get the job done and
> gone.
>
> > Archer wrote:
> > >
> > > You're having fun. In a different post I mentioned
> > > http://www.talkaboutsupport.com/
> > > though I presume you've tried that. Maybe you're not that much
> > > better off than the computer idiot than I am. LOL I wish I had
> > > 1/1000th technical ability.
> > >
> > > Instructions deleted from here but kept.
.

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