spam messages

That subject line should increase traffic hereabouts. I’ll keep you posted. But the real reason for this post is to pass along a bit of vital information that I learned last week.

This morning, a friend sent an email to his entire address book saying that he'd changed his email address. His reasoning:

I signed up over a year ago, and immediately it created a problem in our house when I started getting email from various young things willing to do various things for and to me.  Try as I might, I couldn’t convince Nancy that these were just spam messages and nothing that I had instigated.

So I turned off all the notifications and communications, but never could exactly figure out how to cancel the account.