SHUTTING DOWN FEEDBACK DUE TO FOWL PLAY!.**.URGENT NOTE ADDED!
Added note: to the person who asked if I blocked IP address!
each message has the same email address,
but the IP addresses are all different
each one of them, completely different
but yes, I did block with the ignore button.
altho it won't do any good, as another IP will be used!!
this is a `sleek scamming operation!
~~~~
Sorry, forgot to mention that the site listed in
the bogus message, could possibly contain a `virus`
so please do not chance it by clicking on it.
I have deleted by the ignore poet button
all of the messages..thanks, don't want to start a panic,
however if you receive any of these in your feedback
please , to be on the safe side, do the same
and delete by the ignore poet button..
TO My Dear Friends and Poetry Readers..
I am sorry but I have to shut down my feedback,
as some idiot is playing games with my poetry site,
out of sheer jealousy, I am sure, I see no other reason..
I have had the following message,
posted in ten of my feedback boxes,
they all contain the same message and
same email address, it must have taken
some time for this idiot to do all this
in each poem critique box. 12 x who knows!!
it does not bother me to shut down feedback,
as I do not need praise TO BE ABLE TO WRITE,
it's nice hearing from friends, or those who
enjoy my writes, but it is not necessary
to keep me writing, however,
I am sorry to shut my friends off,
if any of you wish to contact me,
please do so in Guestbook,
I will leave that open.
Thanks , and I am sorry to shut you all out
because of one sick mind!!
Peace, and light of love to you all,
AngelRose! of fantasyIsland
2011-04-27 18:51:47
IP: 90\.24\.172\.69
monika_1850@hotmail.com
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2011-04-27 18:38:27
IP: 189\.58\.39\.211
monika_1850@hotmail.com
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