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In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my
Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account information. I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it to them which I know that I did not do. I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... > In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my > Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged > into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my > daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of > our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account > information. > > I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it > to them which I know that I did not do. > > I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that > if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only urge > you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to waste any > more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. Clearly people > here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made of it, I will > merely refer you to this thread. > > I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on > it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say > about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond > that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. > > And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. I did not have sex with that woman, Monica Lewinski. --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... > In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my > Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged > into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my > daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of > our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account > information. > > I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it > to them which I know that I did not do. > > I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that > if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only urge > you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to waste any > more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. Clearly people > here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made of it, I will > merely refer you to this thread. > > I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on > it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say > about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond > that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. > > And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to contribute to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm sure you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your personal information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several links and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it on the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't be found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an email at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody |
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"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in news:m8ebjq$pe0$1@dont-
email.me: >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > > I did not have sex with that woman, Monica Lewinski. I am not now nor have I ever been a card-carrying member of the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC). -- Socialism never took root in America because the poor there see themselves not as an exploited proletariat but as temporarily embarassed millionaires. - John Steinbeck |
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"Kody" > wrote in message ... > > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > ... >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account >> information. >> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it >> to them which I know that I did not do. >> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to contribute > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm sure > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your personal > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several links > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it on > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't be > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an email > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. -- http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ |
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On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote:
> "Kody" > wrote in message > ... > > > > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > > ... > >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my > >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged > >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my > >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of > >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account > >> information. > >> > >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it > >> to them which I know that I did not do. > >> > >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that > >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only > >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to > >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. > >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made > >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. > >> > >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on > >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say > >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond > >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. > >> > >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy > > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to contribute > > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm sure > > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your personal > > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed > > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several links > > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your > > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it on > > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm > > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES > > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't > > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think > > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't be > > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an email > > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody > > Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. > > -- > http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't listen to good advice is beyond my ken. ==== |
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"Roy" > wrote in message ... > On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >> "Kody" > wrote in message >> ... >> > >> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >> > ... >> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >> >> my >> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >> >> logged >> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any >> >> of >> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >> >> account >> >> information. >> >> >> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP >> >> it >> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >> >> >> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >> >> that >> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >> >> made >> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >> >> >> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click >> >> on >> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say >> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >> >> beyond >> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >> >> >> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >> > contribute >> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >> > sure >> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >> > personal >> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed >> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >> > links >> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >> > on >> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm >> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES >> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >> > don't >> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't >> > be >> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >> >> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >> >> -- >> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ > > And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. Deny, > deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't listen to > good advice is beyond my ken. Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message ... > > "Roy" > wrote in message > ... >> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>> ... >>> > >>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>> > ... >>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >>> >> my >>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>> >> logged >>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>> >> any of >>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>> >> account >>> >> information. >>> >> >>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>> >> FTP it >>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>> >> >>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>> >> that >>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>> >> made >>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>> >> >>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click >>> >> on >>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>> >> say >>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>> >> beyond >>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>> >> >>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>> > contribute >>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >>> > sure >>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>> > personal >>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>> > pointed >>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>> > links >>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >>> > on >>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm >>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>> > DOES >>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>> > don't >>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>> > think >>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>> > can't be >>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>> >>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>> >>> -- >>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >> >> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. > > Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. > Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. > She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit of technical knowledge. |
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On Mon, 5 Jan 2015 10:20:57 -0600, "Kody" >
wrote: > >"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account >> information. >> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it >> to them which I know that I did not do. >> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only urge >> you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to waste any >> more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. Clearly people >> here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made of it, I will >> merely refer you to this thread. >> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to contribute to >this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm sure you >realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your personal >information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed out >that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several links and I >concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your personal data >on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it on the Frontier site >and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm done. You do realize >though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES come up in a Google >search along with the URL for the site. It you don't care, that's fine but >please don't bury your head in the sand and think that Bryan (the ass) >created it or that it's not yours or that it can't be found. My >recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an email at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody Nice of you to go to that trouble, but Julie's instinctive reaction will be to specifically NOT do that - purely because you just told her to do that. |
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"Kody" > wrote in message ... > > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Roy" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>> > >>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>> > ... >>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >>>> >> my >>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>> >> logged >>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>>> >> any of >>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>> >> account >>>> >> information. >>>> >> >>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>> >> FTP it >>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>> >> >>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>>> >> that >>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>> >> only >>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going >>>> >> to >>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>>> >> made >>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>> >> >>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>> >> click on >>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>>> >> say >>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>> >> beyond >>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>>> >> >>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>> > contribute >>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >>>> > sure >>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>> > personal >>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>> > pointed >>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>>> > links >>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >>>> > on >>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>> > harm >>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>> > DOES >>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>> > don't >>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>> > think >>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>> > can't be >>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>> >>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>> >>>> -- >>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>> >>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >> >> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >> > She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I > saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit of > technical knowledge. Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other free utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, she could delete them just as easy. I have done IT work since 1984 and have a lot of expericne in this. --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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On Mon, 5 Jan 2015 11:15:31 -0800 (PST), Roy >
wrote: >And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't listen to good advice is beyond my ken. She will view it as being told what to do - thus she won't do it. She has some kind of issue with that sort of thing. Doesnt matter how minor the advice/suggestion may be. That is one of her traits Roy, she doesnt like to be told what to do - even if it's to her benefit. |
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On Monday, January 5, 2015 2:45:45 PM UTC-5, Paul M. Cook wrote:
> "Kody" > wrote in message > ... > > > > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message > > ... > >> > >> "Roy" > wrote in message > >> ... > >>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: > >>>> "Kody" > wrote in message > >>>> ... > >>>> > > >>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > >>>> > ... > >>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check > >>>> >> my > >>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever > >>>> >> logged > >>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my > >>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under > >>>> >> any of > >>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my > >>>> >> account > >>>> >> information. > >>>> >> > >>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to > >>>> >> FTP it > >>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. > >>>> >> > >>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know > >>>> >> that > >>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can > >>>> >> only > >>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going > >>>> >> to > >>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. > >>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is > >>>> >> made > >>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. > >>>> >> > >>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I > >>>> >> click on > >>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to > >>>> >> say > >>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But > >>>> >> beyond > >>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. > >>>> >> > >>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > >>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy > >>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to > >>>> > contribute > >>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm > >>>> > sure > >>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your > >>>> > personal > >>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have > >>>> > pointed > >>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several > >>>> > links > >>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your > >>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it > >>>> > on > >>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no > >>>> > harm > >>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it > >>>> > DOES > >>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you > >>>> > don't > >>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and > >>>> > think > >>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it > >>>> > can't be > >>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an > >>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody > >>>> > >>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. > >>>> > >>>> -- > >>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ > >>> > >>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. > >>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't > >>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. > >> > >> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. > >> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. > >> > > She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I > > saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit of > > technical knowledge. > > Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other free > utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, she could > delete them just as easy. Is there any 'if' about it. She originated the info at some point in time and now she's just hoping it will haunt her no longer. Head in sand doesn't even describe her mental state. Very sad. |
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On Monday, January 5, 2015 10:46:31 AM UTC-5, Paul M. Cook wrote:
> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > ... > > In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my > > Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged > > into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my > > daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of > > our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account > > information. > > > > I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it > > to them which I know that I did not do. > > > > I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that > > if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only urge > > you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to waste any > > more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. Clearly people > > here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made of it, I will > > merely refer you to this thread. > > > > I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on > > it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say > > about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond > > that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. > > > > And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > > I did not have sex with that woman, Monica Lewinski. > "I'm no crook." |
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"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message ... > > "Kody" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message >> ... >>> >>> "Roy" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>> > >>>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>>> > ... >>>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >>>>> >> check my >>>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>>> >> logged >>>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, >>>>> >> my >>>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>>>> >> any of >>>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>>> >> account >>>>> >> information. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>>> >> FTP it >>>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>>>> >> that >>>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>>> >> only >>>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going >>>>> >> to >>>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>>>> >> made >>>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>>> >> click on >>>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>>>> >> say >>>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>>> >> beyond >>>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and >>>>> > enjoy >>>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>>> > contribute >>>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, >>>>> > I'm sure >>>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>>> > personal >>>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>>> > pointed >>>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>>>> > links >>>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put >>>>> > it on >>>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>>> > harm >>>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>>> > DOES >>>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>>> > don't >>>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>>> > think >>>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>>> > can't be >>>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>>> >>>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>>> >>>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >>> >>> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >>> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >>> >> She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I >> saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit of >> technical knowledge. > > Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other free > utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, she could > delete them just as easy. I have done IT work since 1984 and have a lot > of expericne in this. > > Go back and read her post, she created the Verizon site years ago and no longer has an FTP program or the knowledge or desire to use one. Frontier "should" remove the site if she sends an email. IT things seem must easier to individuals that have worked in the IT industry since 1984  |
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On Monday, January 5, 2015 11:58:37 AM UTC-5, Ophelia wrote:
> "Kody" > wrote in message > ... > > > > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > > ... > >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my > >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged > >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my > >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of > >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account > >> information. > >> > >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it > >> to them which I know that I did not do. > >> > >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that > >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only > >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to > >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. > >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made > >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. > >> > >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on > >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say > >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond > >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. > >> > >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy > > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to contribute > > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm sure > > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your personal > > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed > > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several links > > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your > > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it on > > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm > > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES > > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't > > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think > > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't be > > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an email > > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody > > Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. Maybe YOU, her buddy, can get thru that thick skull and convince her to take some deletion action. Good luck. |
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"Roy" > wrote in message ... > On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >> "Kody" > wrote in message >> ... >> > >> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >> > ... >> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >> >> my >> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >> >> logged >> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any >> >> of >> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >> >> account >> >> information. >> >> >> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP >> >> it >> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >> >> >> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >> >> that >> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >> >> made >> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >> >> >> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click >> >> on >> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say >> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >> >> beyond >> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >> >> >> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >> > contribute >> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >> > sure >> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >> > personal >> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed >> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >> > links >> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >> > on >> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm >> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES >> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >> > don't >> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't >> > be >> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >> >> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >> >> -- >> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ > > And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. Deny, > deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't listen to > good advice is beyond my ken. Well, I hope she will because that was very good advice. -- http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ |
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On 2015-01-05 2:29 PM, Paul M. Cook wrote:
> "Roy" > wrote in message > ... >> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> >>>> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >>>>> my >>>>> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>>> logged >>>>> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >>>>> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any >>>>> of >>>>> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>>> account >>>>> information. >>>>> >>>>> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP >>>>> it >>>>> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>>> >>>>> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>>>> that >>>>> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >>>>> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >>>>> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>>> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>>>> made >>>>> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>>> >>>>> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click >>>>> on >>>>> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say >>>>> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>>> beyond >>>>> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>>>> >>>>> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>> Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>>> reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>> contribute >>>> to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >>>> sure >>>> you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>> personal >>>> information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed >>>> out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>>> links >>>> and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>>> personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >>>> on >>>> the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm >>>> done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES >>>> come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>> don't >>>> care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >>>> that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't >>>> be >>>> found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>> at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>> >>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>> >>> -- >>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >> >> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. Deny, >> deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't listen to >> good advice is beyond my ken. > > Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. Nobody > needs tech support. It's BS. Of course it is BS. It is from Julie. Her MO here for a long time has been to describe her problems and then come back with all the reasons why the advice won't work for her. |
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Kody wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > ... > > In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did > > check my Frontier account. This was the very first time that I > > have ever logged into it. The account activity shows three email > > accounts. Mine, my daughter's and my husband's. There are no > > personal websites under any of our names. And no, I'm not going to > > put up a link to show you my account information. > > > > I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to > > FTP it to them which I know that I did not do. > > > > I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know > > that if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I > > can only urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am > > not going to waste any more time on this or try to investigate it > > or whatever. Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any > > more mention is made of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. > > > > I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I > > click on it again as it is not my website despite what anyone here > > has to say about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th > > grade. But beyond that I will not look at anything because I have > > no idea what it is. > > > > And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to > contribute to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to > Frontier, I'm sure you realize this now and others have pointed it > out. It has your personal information on it, this has been verified. > Multiple people have pointed out that there isn't a virus on this > site and I have clicked several links and I concur with them, it's a > safe site. However, it does have your personal data on it. Your view > appears to be so what, I didn't put it on the Frontier site and it > doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm done. You do realize > though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES come up in a > Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't care, > that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it > can't be found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write > them an email at and ask them to remove it. > Thanks! Kody Correct Kody. I remember when she posted a link to what looked like that site several years ago. Same pictures of her daughter (now older of course). -- |
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Paul M. Cook wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> > "Roy" > wrote in message > ... > > On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: > >>"Kody" > wrote in message > > > ... > > > > > >>> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > >>> ... > >>>> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did > check >> my >>>> Frontier account. This was the very first time > that I have ever >> logged >>>> into it. The account activity shows > three email accounts. Mine, my >>>> daughter's and my husband's. > There are no personal websites under any >> of >>>> our names. And > no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >> account >>>> > information. > > > > > > >>>> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have > to FTP >> it >>>> to them which I know that I did not do. > > > > > > >>>> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do > know >> that >>>> if you do a search on my name, that will not come > up. And I can only >>>> urge you not to click on the link that was > posted. I am not going to >>>> waste any more time on this or try to > investigate it or whatever. >>>> Clearly people here are trying to > upset me. If any more mention is >> made >>>> of it, I will merely > refer you to this thread. > > > > > > >>>> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I > click >> on >>>> it again as it is not my website despite what > anyone here has to say >>>> about it. I did see pics of my daughter > from the 6th grade. But >> beyond >>>> that I will not look at > anything because I have no idea what it is. > > > > > > >>>> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > >>> Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and > enjoy >>> reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have > to > contribute >>> to this mess. Your old Verizon website was > converted to Frontier, I'm > sure >>> you realize this now and > others have pointed it out. It has your > personal >>> information > on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed >>> out > that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several > > links >>> and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does > have your >>> personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I > didn't put it > on >>> the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a > search engine so no harm >>> done. You do realize though that this > newsgroup in archived and it DOES >>> come up in a Google search > along with the URL for the site. It you > don't >>> care, that's > fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >>> that > Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't > > be >>> found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write > them an > email >>> at and ask them to remove > it. Thanks! Kody > > > > > > Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. > > > > > > -- http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ > > > > And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old > > site. Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why > > she won't listen to good advice is beyond my ken. > > Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. > Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. > > > > --- > This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. > http://www.avast.com If she doesnt remember the account names and passwords, she will need tech support to help her remove it. -- |
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Paul M. Cook wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> > "Kody" > wrote in message > ... > > > >"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message > ... > > > > >>"Roy" > wrote in message > ... > > > > On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: > >>>>"Kody" > wrote in message > > > > > ... > > > > > > > >>>>> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > >>>>> ... > >>>>>> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did > check >> my >>>>>> Frontier account. This was the very first time > that I have ever >> logged >>>>>> into it. The account activity > shows three email accounts. Mine, my >>>>>> daughter's and my > husband's. There are no personal websites under >> any of >>>>>> > our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >> > account >>>>>> information. > > > > > > > > >>>>>> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you > have to >> FTP it >>>>>> to them which I know that I did not do. > > > > > > > > >>>>>> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do > know >> that >>>>>> if you do a search on my name, that will not > come up. And I can >> only >>>>>> urge you not to click on the link > that was posted. I am not going >> to >>>>>> waste any more time on > this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>>>> Clearly people > here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >> made >>>>>> > of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. > > > > > > > > >>>>>> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will > I >> click on >>>>>> it again as it is not my website despite what > anyone here has to >> say >>>>>> about it. I did see pics of my > daughter from the 6th grade. But >> beyond >>>>>> that I will not > look at anything because I have no idea what it is. > > > > > > > > >>>>>> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > >>>>> Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and > enjoy >>>>> reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I > have to > contribute >>>>> to this mess. Your old Verizon website > was converted to Frontier, I'm > sure >>>>> you realize this now and > others have pointed it out. It has your > personal >>>>> information > on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have > pointed >>>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several > > links >>>>> and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it > does have your >>>>> personal data on it. Your view appears to be so > what, I didn't put it > on >>>>> the Frontier site and it doesn't > come up in a search engine so no > harm >>>>> done. You do realize > though that this newsgroup in archived and it > DOES >>>>> come up > in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you > don't > >>>>> care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand > and > think >>>>> that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not > yours or that it > can't be >>>>> found. My recommendation is to > take the 3 minutes to write them an > email >>>>> at > and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody > > > > > > > > > > Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very > > > > > kind. > > > > > > > > > > -- http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ > > > > > > > > And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old > > > > site. Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. > > > > Why she won't listen to good advice is beyond my ken. > > > > > > Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in > > > it. Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. > > > > > She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what > > little I saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which > > requires a bit of technical knowledge. > > Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other > free utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, > she could delete them just as easy. I have done IT work since 1984 > and have a lot of expericne in this. > > > > --- > This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. > http://www.avast.com Congratulations Paul, welcome to the club. That doesnt mean Julie may not need help. At least Kody sent her the email address to use to contact them. -- |
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"cshenk" > wrote in message ... > Kody wrote in rec.food.cooking: > >> >> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >> ... >> > In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >> > check my Frontier account. This was the very first time that I >> > have ever logged into it. The account activity shows three email >> > accounts. Mine, my daughter's and my husband's. There are no >> > personal websites under any of our names. And no, I'm not going to >> > put up a link to show you my account information. >> > >> > I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >> > FTP it to them which I know that I did not do. >> > >> > I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >> > that if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I >> > can only urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am >> > not going to waste any more time on this or try to investigate it >> > or whatever. Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any >> > more mention is made of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >> > >> > I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >> > click on it again as it is not my website despite what anyone here >> > has to say about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th >> > grade. But beyond that I will not look at anything because I have >> > no idea what it is. >> > >> > And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >> Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >> reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >> contribute to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to >> Frontier, I'm sure you realize this now and others have pointed it >> out. It has your personal information on it, this has been verified. >> Multiple people have pointed out that there isn't a virus on this >> site and I have clicked several links and I concur with them, it's a >> safe site. However, it does have your personal data on it. Your view >> appears to be so what, I didn't put it on the Frontier site and it >> doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm done. You do realize >> though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES come up in a >> Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't care, >> that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >> that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >> can't be found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write >> them an email at and ask them to remove it. >> Thanks! Kody > > Correct Kody. I remember when she posted a link to what looked like > that site several years ago. Same pictures of her daughter (now older > of course). Verizon sold 4.8 million customers to Frontier Communications 6 years ago. Most customers probably never knerw about it other than the URL changed. The rest including logins and passwords stayed the same. And 6 years is plenty of time to cancel a Web site if you wanted to. --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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"Kody" > wrote in message ... > > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message > ... >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check my >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever logged >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any of >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my account >> information. >> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP it >> to them which I know that I did not do. >> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know that >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is made >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click on >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But beyond >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to contribute > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm sure > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your personal > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several links > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it on > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't be > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an email > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody > Apparently you haven't dealt with Frontier. I have. I wind up spending hours trying to get something fixed only to have the continued problem. I have also asked in the past at other ISPs for them to take down an old website of mine and they said they could/would not. That eventually it would be purged. They didn't have the time to do this for each person. If it is indeed my old website, then oh well. I don't really care. I just don't want someone here complaining that links don't work because I haven't done anything with that website for years and I will not maintain it. |
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"Roy" > wrote in message ... > On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >> "Kody" > wrote in message >> ... >> > >> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >> > ... >> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >> >> my >> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >> >> logged >> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any >> >> of >> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >> >> account >> >> information. >> >> >> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP >> >> it >> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >> >> >> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >> >> that >> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >> >> made >> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >> >> >> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click >> >> on >> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say >> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >> >> beyond >> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >> >> >> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >> > contribute >> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >> > sure >> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >> > personal >> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed >> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >> > links >> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >> > on >> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm >> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES >> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >> > don't >> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't >> > be >> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >> >> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >> >> -- >> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ > > And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. Deny, > deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't listen to > good advice is beyond my ken. > ==== What problem? Where is the problem? I didn't post the link. Bryan is the one who is trying to cause a problem. |
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"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message ... > > "Roy" > wrote in message > ... >> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>> ... >>> > >>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>> > ... >>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >>> >> my >>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>> >> logged >>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>> >> any of >>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>> >> account >>> >> information. >>> >> >>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>> >> FTP it >>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>> >> >>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>> >> that >>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>> >> made >>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>> >> >>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click >>> >> on >>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>> >> say >>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>> >> beyond >>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>> >> >>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>> > contribute >>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >>> > sure >>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>> > personal >>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>> > pointed >>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>> > links >>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >>> > on >>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm >>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>> > DOES >>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>> > don't >>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>> > think >>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>> > can't be >>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>> >>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>> >>> -- >>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >> >> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. > > Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. > Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. And I can not do that because I no longer have the FTP program nor am I going to get it. I don't even have those pages on this computer. |
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"Kody" > wrote in message ... > > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Roy" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>> > >>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>> > ... >>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >>>> >> my >>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>> >> logged >>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>>> >> any of >>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>> >> account >>>> >> information. >>>> >> >>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>> >> FTP it >>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>> >> >>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>>> >> that >>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>> >> only >>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going >>>> >> to >>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>>> >> made >>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>> >> >>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>> >> click on >>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>>> >> say >>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>> >> beyond >>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>>> >> >>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>> > contribute >>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >>>> > sure >>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>> > personal >>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>> > pointed >>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>>> > links >>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >>>> > on >>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>> > harm >>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>> > DOES >>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>> > don't >>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>> > think >>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>> > can't be >>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>> >>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>> >>>> -- >>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>> >>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >> >> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >> > She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I > saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit of > technical knowledge. Correct! I am not going to get another FTP program. The one I had was very outdated. As in over 16 years old. Probably wouldn't even work with Vista. I am not going to buy or even download some program to remove some old files that I didn't even put there. |
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"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message ... > > "Kody" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message >> ... >>> >>> "Roy" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>> > >>>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>>> > ... >>>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >>>>> >> check my >>>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>>> >> logged >>>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, >>>>> >> my >>>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>>>> >> any of >>>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>>> >> account >>>>> >> information. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>>> >> FTP it >>>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>>>> >> that >>>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>>> >> only >>>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going >>>>> >> to >>>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>>>> >> made >>>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>>> >> click on >>>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>>>> >> say >>>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>>> >> beyond >>>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and >>>>> > enjoy >>>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>>> > contribute >>>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, >>>>> > I'm sure >>>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>>> > personal >>>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>>> > pointed >>>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>>>> > links >>>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put >>>>> > it on >>>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>>> > harm >>>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>>> > DOES >>>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>>> > don't >>>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>>> > think >>>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>>> > can't be >>>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>>> >>>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>>> >>>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >>> >>> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >>> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >>> >> She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I >> saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit of >> technical knowledge. > > Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other free > utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, she could > delete them just as easy. I have done IT work since 1984 and have a lot > of expericne in this. I *didn't* upload the files to Frontier. That is what I have been saying. I have my dad's old computer now. I didn't put any of my old software onto it. I will likely never have another website. So I am not going to get an FTP program. |
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"Kalmia" > wrote in message ... > On Monday, January 5, 2015 2:45:45 PM UTC-5, Paul M. Cook wrote: >> "Kody" > wrote in message >> ... >> > >> > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message >> > ... >> >> >> >> "Roy" > wrote in message >> >> ... >> >>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >> >>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >> >>>> ... >> >>>> > >> >>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >> >>>> > ... >> >>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >> >>>> >> check >> >>>> >> my >> >>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >> >>>> >> logged >> >>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, >> >>>> >> my >> >>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites >> >>>> >> under >> >>>> >> any of >> >>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >> >>>> >> account >> >>>> >> information. >> >>>> >> >> >>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have >> >>>> >> to >> >>>> >> FTP it >> >>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >> >>>> >> >> >>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do >> >>>> >> know >> >>>> >> that >> >>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >> >>>> >> only >> >>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not >> >>>> >> going >> >>>> >> to >> >>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >> >>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention >> >>>> >> is >> >>>> >> made >> >>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >> >>>> >> >> >>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >> >>>> >> click on >> >>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has >> >>>> >> to >> >>>> >> say >> >>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >> >>>> >> beyond >> >>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it >> >>>> >> is. >> >>>> >> >> >>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >> >>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and >> >>>> > enjoy >> >>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >> >>>> > contribute >> >>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, >> >>>> > I'm >> >>>> > sure >> >>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >> >>>> > personal >> >>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >> >>>> > pointed >> >>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked >> >>>> > several >> >>>> > links >> >>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have >> >>>> > your >> >>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put >> >>>> > it >> >>>> > on >> >>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >> >>>> > harm >> >>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >> >>>> > DOES >> >>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >> >>>> > don't >> >>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >> >>>> > think >> >>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >> >>>> > can't be >> >>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >> >>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >> >>>> >> >>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >> >>>> >> >>>> -- >> >>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >> >>> >> >>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >> >>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >> >>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >> >> >> >> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >> >> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >> >> >> > She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I >> > saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit >> > of >> > technical knowledge. >> >> Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other free >> utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, she could >> delete them just as easy. > > Is there any 'if' about it. > She originated the info at some point in time and now she's just hoping it > will haunt her no longer. Head in sand doesn't even describe her mental > state. Very sad. Nothing is haunting me! I don't care if it is my old website still floating around. I am merely pointing out to people here that I do not maintain a website. There is no law requiring me to take an old website down. You would think that my ISP would have done that since it is clear that it has had no activity for something like 5 years. But as I pointed out, I am not the only one who has this situation. A woman died in 2009 and some of her websites are still partially up. |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... > > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Kody" > wrote in message >> ... >>> >>> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> >>>> "Roy" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>>>> ... >>>>>> > >>>>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>>>> > ... >>>>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >>>>>> >> check my >>>>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>>>> >> logged >>>>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, >>>>>> >> my >>>>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>>>>> >> any of >>>>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>>>> >> account >>>>>> >> information. >>>>>> >> >>>>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>>>> >> FTP it >>>>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>>>> >> >>>>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do >>>>>> >> know that >>>>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>>>> >> only >>>>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going >>>>>> >> to >>>>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention >>>>>> >> is made >>>>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>>>> >> >>>>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>>>> >> click on >>>>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>>>>> >> say >>>>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>>>> >> beyond >>>>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it >>>>>> >> is. >>>>>> >> >>>>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and >>>>>> > enjoy >>>>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>>>> > contribute >>>>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, >>>>>> > I'm sure >>>>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>>>> > personal >>>>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>>>> > pointed >>>>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked >>>>>> > several links >>>>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have >>>>>> > your >>>>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put >>>>>> > it on >>>>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>>>> > harm >>>>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>>>> > DOES >>>>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>>>> > don't >>>>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>>>> > think >>>>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>>>> > can't be >>>>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>>>> >>>>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>>>> >>>>>> -- >>>>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>>>> >>>>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>>>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>>>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >>>> >>>> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >>>> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >>>> >>> She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I >>> saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit >>> of technical knowledge. >> >> Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other free >> utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, she could >> delete them just as easy. I have done IT work since 1984 and have a lot >> of expericne in this. > > I *didn't* upload the files to Frontier. That is what I have been saying. > I have my dad's old computer now. I didn't put any of my old software > onto it. I will likely never have another website. So I am not going to > get an FTP program. You can open a FTP site using IE, you do not even need a dedicated FTP utility. > --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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"Kody" > wrote in message ... > > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Kody" > wrote in message >> ... >>> >>> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> >>>> "Roy" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>>>> ... >>>>>> > >>>>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>>>> > ... >>>>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >>>>>> >> check my >>>>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>>>> >> logged >>>>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, >>>>>> >> my >>>>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>>>>> >> any of >>>>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>>>> >> account >>>>>> >> information. >>>>>> >> >>>>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>>>> >> FTP it >>>>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>>>> >> >>>>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do >>>>>> >> know that >>>>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>>>> >> only >>>>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going >>>>>> >> to >>>>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention >>>>>> >> is made >>>>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>>>> >> >>>>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>>>> >> click on >>>>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>>>>> >> say >>>>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>>>> >> beyond >>>>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it >>>>>> >> is. >>>>>> >> >>>>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and >>>>>> > enjoy >>>>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>>>> > contribute >>>>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, >>>>>> > I'm sure >>>>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>>>> > personal >>>>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>>>> > pointed >>>>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked >>>>>> > several links >>>>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have >>>>>> > your >>>>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put >>>>>> > it on >>>>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>>>> > harm >>>>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>>>> > DOES >>>>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>>>> > don't >>>>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>>>> > think >>>>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>>>> > can't be >>>>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>>>> >>>>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>>>> >>>>>> -- >>>>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>>>> >>>>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>>>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>>>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >>>> >>>> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >>>> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >>>> >>> She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I >>> saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit >>> of technical knowledge. >> >> Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other free >> utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, she could >> delete them just as easy. I have done IT work since 1984 and have a lot >> of expericne in this. >> >> > Go back and read her post, she created the Verizon site years ago and no > longer has an FTP program or the knowledge or desire to use one. Frontier > "should" remove the site if she sends an email. IT things seem must easier > to individuals that have worked in the IT industry since 1984 They might or they might not. They do not seem to work well with others. I have called them repeatedly due to email problems. They have had me "ping" them. I am sure that you know what that term means since you work in IT. They do not. They have me do it and then when the packets are sent but not received, they blame *my* mail reader and tell me to get Thunderbird instead. They have also told me that I need to clear out my webmail, my junk mail, my inbox, the list goes on and on. I'm not even a computer person but I do know what it means when they are pinged and do not receive the packets and also what it means when the packets are lost. Not being able to get my mail was indeed a problem. This isn't a problem except that Bryan is trying to make it so. So I would just as soon not have to contact them with this. |
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"Sqwertz" > wrote in message ... > On Mon, 5 Jan 2015 13:52:52 -0600, Kody wrote: > >> Go back and read her post, she created the Verizon site years ago and no >> longer has an FTP program or the knowledge or desire to use one. Frontier >> "should" remove the site if she sends an email. IT things seem must >> easier >> to individuals that have worked in the IT industry since 1984 > > She created the site using a site building service, which hid her from > the details of FTP and such. BS! I had a book on HTML and I had an old FTP program. I first put up my website back in probably 1996. Perhaps it was 1995. My computer was running Win95 then and I got it when it was newly on the market. So new that the person I bought the computer from hadn't even heard of it. I had the very first version. I did things the old school way. This in the day when most people were doing a simple Geocities website. I was bored and had nothing better to do. > > A simple phone call to tech support at Frontiernet and they could flip > the switch on the site in seconds. I don't know about that. > > Nope. Still there. And I really don't care. |
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"Ophelia" > wrote in message ... > > > "Roy" > wrote in message > ... >> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>> ... >>> > >>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>> > ... >>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >>> >> my >>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>> >> logged >>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>> >> any of >>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>> >> account >>> >> information. >>> >> >>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>> >> FTP it >>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>> >> >>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>> >> that >>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>> >> made >>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>> >> >>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click >>> >> on >>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>> >> say >>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>> >> beyond >>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>> >> >>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>> > contribute >>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >>> > sure >>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>> > personal >>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>> > pointed >>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>> > links >>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >>> > on >>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm >>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>> > DOES >>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>> > don't >>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>> > think >>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>> > can't be >>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>> >>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>> >>> -- >>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >> >> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. > > Well, I hope she will because that was very good advice. Well, it was advice. But as I have said, I did try this in the past with other ISPs and they did nothing. |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... > > "Kody" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message >> ... >>> >>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> >>>> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> >>>>> "Roy" > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>>>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>>>>> ... >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>>>>> > ... >>>>>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >>>>>>> >> check my >>>>>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>>>>> >> logged >>>>>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, >>>>>>> >> my >>>>>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites >>>>>>> >> under any of >>>>>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>>>>> >> account >>>>>>> >> information. >>>>>>> >> >>>>>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have >>>>>>> >> to FTP it >>>>>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>>>>> >> >>>>>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do >>>>>>> >> know that >>>>>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>>>>> >> only >>>>>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not >>>>>>> >> going to >>>>>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>>>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention >>>>>>> >> is made >>>>>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>>>>> >> >>>>>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>>>>> >> click on >>>>>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has >>>>>>> >> to say >>>>>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>>>>> >> beyond >>>>>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it >>>>>>> >> is. >>>>>>> >> >>>>>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>>>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and >>>>>>> > enjoy >>>>>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>>>>> > contribute >>>>>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, >>>>>>> > I'm sure >>>>>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>>>>> > personal >>>>>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>>>>> > pointed >>>>>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked >>>>>>> > several links >>>>>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have >>>>>>> > your >>>>>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put >>>>>>> > it on >>>>>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>>>>> > harm >>>>>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>>>>> > DOES >>>>>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>>>>> > don't >>>>>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>>>>> > think >>>>>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>>>>> > can't be >>>>>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>>>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> -- >>>>>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>>>>> >>>>>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>>>>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>>>>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >>>>> >>>>> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >>>>> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >>>>> >>>> She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I >>>> saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit >>>> of technical knowledge. >>> >>> Does not. And all you need is something like CuteFTP or some other free >>> utility to make it idiot proof. If she could upload the files, she >>> could delete them just as easy. I have done IT work since 1984 and have >>> a lot of expericne in this. >>> >>> >> Go back and read her post, she created the Verizon site years ago and no >> longer has an FTP program or the knowledge or desire to use one. Frontier >> "should" remove the site if she sends an email. IT things seem must >> easier to individuals that have worked in the IT industry since 1984 > > They might or they might not. They do not seem to work well with others. > I have called them repeatedly due to email problems. They have had me > "ping" them. I am sure that you know what that term means since you work > in IT. They do not. They have me do it and then when the packets are sent > but not received, they blame *my* mail reader and tell me to get > Thunderbird instead. They have also told me that I need to clear out my > webmail, my junk mail, my inbox, the list goes on and on. I'm not even a > computer person but I do know what it means when they are pinged and do > not receive the packets and also what it means when the packets are lost. > Apparently you know more than they do because the problem could be on either end or in between and no email reader will fix that. BTW p;ings are not at all conclusive as it is SOP to turn off ICMP in firewalls. Something else the "tech" didn't know apparently. > Not being able to get my mail was indeed a problem. This isn't a problem > except that Bryan is trying to make it so. So I would just as soon not > have to contact them with this. Never heard of filters? --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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"Kalmia" > wrote in message ... > On Monday, January 5, 2015 11:58:37 AM UTC-5, Ophelia wrote: >> "Kody" > wrote in message >> ... >> > >> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >> > ... >> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >> >> my >> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >> >> logged >> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under any >> >> of >> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >> >> account >> >> information. >> >> >> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to FTP >> >> it >> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >> >> >> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >> >> that >> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can only >> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going to >> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >> >> made >> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >> >> >> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I click >> >> on >> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to say >> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >> >> beyond >> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >> >> >> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >> > contribute >> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >> > sure >> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >> > personal >> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have pointed >> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >> > links >> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >> > on >> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm >> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES >> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >> > don't >> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it can't >> > be >> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >> >> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. > > > Maybe YOU, her buddy, can get thru that thick skull and convince her to > take some deletion action. Good luck. What does it really matter? Are you going to contact every person that has some old outdated website and tell them to take it down? Good luck with that! |
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"Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message ... > > "cshenk" > wrote in message > ... >> Kody wrote in rec.food.cooking: >> >>> >>> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>> ... >>> > In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >>> > check my Frontier account. This was the very first time that I >>> > have ever logged into it. The account activity shows three email >>> > accounts. Mine, my daughter's and my husband's. There are no >>> > personal websites under any of our names. And no, I'm not going to >>> > put up a link to show you my account information. >>> > >>> > I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>> > FTP it to them which I know that I did not do. >>> > >>> > I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>> > that if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I >>> > can only urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am >>> > not going to waste any more time on this or try to investigate it >>> > or whatever. Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any >>> > more mention is made of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>> > >>> > I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>> > click on it again as it is not my website despite what anyone here >>> > has to say about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th >>> > grade. But beyond that I will not look at anything because I have >>> > no idea what it is. >>> > >>> > And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>> Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>> reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>> contribute to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to >>> Frontier, I'm sure you realize this now and others have pointed it >>> out. It has your personal information on it, this has been verified. >>> Multiple people have pointed out that there isn't a virus on this >>> site and I have clicked several links and I concur with them, it's a >>> safe site. However, it does have your personal data on it. Your view >>> appears to be so what, I didn't put it on the Frontier site and it >>> doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm done. You do realize >>> though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES come up in a >>> Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't care, >>> that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >>> that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>> can't be found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write >>> them an email at and ask them to remove it. >>> Thanks! Kody >> >> Correct Kody. I remember when she posted a link to what looked like >> that site several years ago. Same pictures of her daughter (now older >> of course). > > Verizon sold 4.8 million customers to Frontier Communications 6 years ago. > Most customers probably never knerw about it other than the URL changed. > The rest including logins and passwords stayed the same. And 6 years is > plenty of time to cancel a Web site if you wanted to. As I said... I checked my account and they do not have a website listed for me. It also says 0/0 mb used. I think this is just one of those things that fell through the cracks. There are many such old websites out there. The person died, the business closed, etc. |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... > > "Kody" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message >> ... >>> >>> "Roy" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>> > >>>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>>> > ... >>>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >>>>> >> check my >>>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>>> >> logged >>>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, >>>>> >> my >>>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>>>> >> any of >>>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>>> >> account >>>>> >> information. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>>> >> FTP it >>>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>>>> >> that >>>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>>> >> only >>>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going >>>>> >> to >>>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>>>> >> made >>>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>>> >> click on >>>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>>>> >> say >>>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>>> >> beyond >>>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>>>> >> >>>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and >>>>> > enjoy >>>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>>> > contribute >>>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, >>>>> > I'm sure >>>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>>> > personal >>>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>>> > pointed >>>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>>>> > links >>>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put >>>>> > it on >>>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>>> > harm >>>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>>> > DOES >>>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>>> > don't >>>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>>> > think >>>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>>> > can't be >>>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>>> >>>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>>> >>>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >>> >>> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >>> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. >>> >> She indicated that she didn't know how to access it. From what little I >> saw on the Frontier site, it's all done with FTP, which requires a bit of >> technical knowledge. > > Correct! I am not going to get another FTP program. The one I had was > very outdated. As in over 16 years old. Probably wouldn't even work with > Vista. I am not going to buy or even download some program to remove some > old files that I didn't even put there. It would still work fine. FTP is a 35 year old protocol and nothing has changed since the day it was released. Your old FTP program would work just fine. In fact IE would work just fine. Just choose "View this site in Windows Explorer" in IE. IE is free. --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... > > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "cshenk" > wrote in message >> ... >>> Kody wrote in rec.food.cooking: >>> >>>> >>>> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>> > In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did >>>> > check my Frontier account. This was the very first time that I >>>> > have ever logged into it. The account activity shows three email >>>> > accounts. Mine, my daughter's and my husband's. There are no >>>> > personal websites under any of our names. And no, I'm not going to >>>> > put up a link to show you my account information. >>>> > >>>> > I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>> > FTP it to them which I know that I did not do. >>>> > >>>> > I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>>> > that if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I >>>> > can only urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am >>>> > not going to waste any more time on this or try to investigate it >>>> > or whatever. Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any >>>> > more mention is made of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>> > >>>> > I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>> > click on it again as it is not my website despite what anyone here >>>> > has to say about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th >>>> > grade. But beyond that I will not look at anything because I have >>>> > no idea what it is. >>>> > >>>> > And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>> Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>>> reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>> contribute to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to >>>> Frontier, I'm sure you realize this now and others have pointed it >>>> out. It has your personal information on it, this has been verified. >>>> Multiple people have pointed out that there isn't a virus on this >>>> site and I have clicked several links and I concur with them, it's a >>>> safe site. However, it does have your personal data on it. Your view >>>> appears to be so what, I didn't put it on the Frontier site and it >>>> doesn't come up in a search engine so no harm done. You do realize >>>> though that this newsgroup in archived and it DOES come up in a >>>> Google search along with the URL for the site. It you don't care, >>>> that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and think >>>> that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>> can't be found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write >>>> them an email at and ask them to remove it. >>>> Thanks! Kody >>> >>> Correct Kody. I remember when she posted a link to what looked like >>> that site several years ago. Same pictures of her daughter (now older >>> of course). >> >> Verizon sold 4.8 million customers to Frontier Communications 6 years >> ago. Most customers probably never knerw about it other than the URL >> changed. The rest including logins and passwords stayed the same. And 6 >> years is plenty of time to cancel a Web site if you wanted to. > > As I said... I checked my account and they do not have a website listed > for me. It also says 0/0 mb used. I think this is just one of those > things that fell through the cracks. There are many such old websites out > there. The person died, the business closed, etc. If you can access your account you can delet your Web site. Or change teh password. Give it up. I have 30 years of experience, a college degree in CIS and a library of knowledge. Plus I have done Web design and programming before and I don't mean a few hash tags, either. Plus I actually WORKED on these protocols in college. I run my own IT/Telecomm company. You won't stand a chance. --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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"Julie Bove" > wrote in message ... > > "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Roy" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On Monday, January 5, 2015 9:58:37 AM UTC-7, Ophelia wrote: >>>> "Kody" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>> > >>>> > "Julie Bove" > wrote in message >>>> > ... >>>> >> In light of the bogus website link that was put up here, I did check >>>> >> my >>>> >> Frontier account. This was the very first time that I have ever >>>> >> logged >>>> >> into it. The account activity shows three email accounts. Mine, my >>>> >> daughter's and my husband's. There are no personal websites under >>>> >> any of >>>> >> our names. And no, I'm not going to put up a link to show you my >>>> >> account >>>> >> information. >>>> >> >>>> >> I also read about how to get a website on Frontier and you have to >>>> >> FTP it >>>> >> to them which I know that I did not do. >>>> >> >>>> >> I don't know what that website is or anything about it. I do know >>>> >> that >>>> >> if you do a search on my name, that will not come up. And I can >>>> >> only >>>> >> urge you not to click on the link that was posted. I am not going >>>> >> to >>>> >> waste any more time on this or try to investigate it or whatever. >>>> >> Clearly people here are trying to upset me. If any more mention is >>>> >> made >>>> >> of it, I will merely refer you to this thread. >>>> >> >>>> >> I do not know what the content is on the posted link nor will I >>>> >> click on >>>> >> it again as it is *not* my website despite what anyone here has to >>>> >> say >>>> >> about it. I did see pics of my daughter from the 6th grade. But >>>> >> beyond >>>> >> that I will not look at anything because I have no idea what it is. >>>> >> >>>> >> And now? I shall eat my soup. It's chicken and noodle. >>>> > Julie, I rarely post here and I (for the most part) support and enjoy >>>> > reading your posts. Being an IT Manager I feel like I have to >>>> > contribute >>>> > to this mess. Your old Verizon website was converted to Frontier, I'm >>>> > sure >>>> > you realize this now and others have pointed it out. It has your >>>> > personal >>>> > information on it, this has been verified. Multiple people have >>>> > pointed >>>> > out that there isn't a virus on this site and I have clicked several >>>> > links >>>> > and I concur with them, it's a safe site. However, it does have your >>>> > personal data on it. Your view appears to be so what, I didn't put it >>>> > on >>>> > the Frontier site and it doesn't come up in a search engine so no >>>> > harm >>>> > done. You do realize though that this newsgroup in archived and it >>>> > DOES >>>> > come up in a Google search along with the URL for the site. It you >>>> > don't >>>> > care, that's fine but please don't bury your head in the sand and >>>> > think >>>> > that Bryan (the ass) created it or that it's not yours or that it >>>> > can't be >>>> > found. My recommendation is to take the 3 minutes to write them an >>>> > at and ask them to remove it. Thanks! Kody >>>> >>>> Thank you for taking the time to send that. You are very kind. >>>> >>>> -- >>>> http://www.helpforheroes.org.uk/shop/ >>> >>> And Julie is an obstinate ass for not trying to remove the old site. >>> Deny, deny, deny...but that doesn't solve the problem. Why she won't >>> listen to good advice is beyond my ken. >> >> Taking down a Web site is a matter of just deleting the files in it. >> Nobody needs tech support. It's BS. > > And I can not do that because I no longer have the FTP program nor am I > going to get it. I don't even have those pages on this computer. Like I said, use IE or download a free utility. There are many. Even the commercial ones give you a free 30 day trial. Any way you cut it, there is no cost involved. http://www.coffeecup.com/free-ftp/ --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com |
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On Mon, 5 Jan 2015 15:16:40 -0800, "Julie Bove"
> wrote: >My computer was >running Win95 then and I got it when it was newly on the market. So new >that the person I bought the computer from hadn't even heard of it. I had >the very first version. No you didnt. |
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On Mon, 5 Jan 2015 15:05:26 -0800, "Julie Bove"
> wrote: > >Correct! I am not going to get another FTP program. The one I had was very >outdated. As in over 16 years old. Probably wouldn't even work with Vista. >I am not going to buy or even download some program to remove some old files >that I didn't even put there. You already have an FTP programme... it's called Windows Explorer. |
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