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Comment on Trend Micro blocking my site, my PayPal forms, my URLs, Emails & Trend Micro Spam Filters by Rick Prohaska

Rick Prohaska — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 19:06:32 +0000

I see a lot of this arrogant behavior on the net , the fact is is that trend micro is essentially taking a service I have paid for and then arbitrarliy blocking an entire iusp server based on the actions on one or a few, the first problem here is they are not the government, nor is there any legal precedent for them to pdeprive anyone of anything without due process, The US Constitution clearly states that in all matters of law involving amounts over 20.00 a person is entitled to a hearings before the courts before any such action can be taken, I content that their legal ass is hanging out and I would be happy to sign a class action suit against any of these arrogant big shots who think they can push little people around.

Comment on Trend Micro blocking my site, my PayPal forms, my URLs, Emails & Trend Micro Spam Filters by ron

ron — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 12:08:14 +0000

Help need with this exact article as Trend blocked my site for some reason

thanks

ron

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Comment on How To Screw Up Your Email Delivery by Himagain

Himagain — Sun, 22 May 2011 22:21:13 +0000

Just got here by “accident”

Email is incredibly important for a long time to come yet – but two things are critical here:
1. Legal implications:
Between people posting astoundingly dumb things on Facebook etc., that WILL haunt them for years to come, Email is just as dangerous!
Ever more powerful data-mining programs are now routinely used in legal cases, so make sure your signature CLEARLY denotes who you are and your position. NEVER just sign any email personally. You will lose corporate protection and be personally liable.
You can sign as:
Fred -but add your title and responsibility below it in a STANDARD auto signature.

2. NEVER use a freebie email account in your canvassing is correct, but it is so easy to rent a little shared Server for a few bucks per month and use its sub-domain capabilities for each product/project. Vis:
http://www.ourgooddomain.com/product1/

Comment on Trend Micro blocking my site, my PayPal forms, my URLs, Emails & Trend Micro Spam Filters by Tomislav Sekerija

Tomislav Sekerija — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 07:38:42 +0000

Hi Chris,
thank you for sharing your experience and new knowledge.
I also (I bet I’m not the only one ) need your help.
This is what one of my users sent me when he was trying to get on my site:
Website blocked by Trend Micro Worry-Free Business Security
Malicious website blocked
http://www.kajzer-dom.hr/
Rating: Dangerous
Verified fraudulent page or threat source.
What You Can Do:
•Contact your administrator about security settings on your network
•I understand the risks and I want to continue browsing

I don’t use Trend Micro and it seem all fine to me… my website is also used through Google Webmaster Tools and they don’t report any bugs or threats.
I did had some troubles with the safety of the site a year ago, but since than it was all fine.
It looks fine now also, except this report from Trend Micro.

Any suggestions?

Thank you!
Tomislav

Comment on Facebook Email Invites by Chris Lang

Chris Lang — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 12:50:45 +0000

Jeffrey, easiest way to create a whitelist me instructions page is by using my Whitelist Generator I will be adding Facebook too this weekend or so, just got instructions....

Comment on Facebook Email Invites by rebeccahappy

rebeccahappy — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 12:48:34 +0000

I think the point of having multiple wyas of communicating to suit the needs of the people communicating is great. I do not really see the difference that a FB mail will provide from a gmail or any other mail for that matter in terms of usability aside that it can be a one stop shop for those that use FB.
I still have many friends that will not touch FB with a ten foot pole.
Just as an added thought I find it interesting the rush to get your name and URL etc as they will run out but what happens when the youngster grow up and want to get involved…and what happens when we die? do they get recycled or is everything just left hanging in cyberspace wasteland somewhere?
Will we have something completely different with no need to have these systems?

Comment on Facebook Email Invites by Jeffrey T. Sooey

Jeffrey T. Sooey — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 07:10:03 +0000

Well done, Facebook. Now let’s see how it performs!

It was going to have to come to this… where you just couldn’t possibly get messages from any source unless you asked for it. Can’t wait to create my ‘how to whitelist me’ video for my opt-ins. more work!

Comment on Facebook Email Invites by Sean Rasmussen

Sean Rasmussen — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 14:34:33 +0000

Hi Chris
Facebook can’t lose no matter what they do. IMHO they are the only real threat to Google (if there is such a thing). FB would have to be my fave SM tool at the moment (man, that can be taken the wrong way!).
I like the concept of the FB email and totally agree that email is still the strongest way to convert.
BTW. We are in great company here. Mari, Andy…
Good thing I got here before Frank
Cheers

Comment on Facebook Email Invites by Marcus Roman

Marcus Roman — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 06:38:13 +0000

I think if any company can pull this off it’s Facebook – they don’t have customer preference anymore -they have customer insistence.

People don’t stay on for almost an hour now because they feel obligated to go through all their replies and pokes, they stay on because FB has become the new Crack, and they’re hooked.

And who knows, it may actually be a good idea. If it isn’t, it’ll at least get people thinking like Google Wave did