Howard, glad you're here
Your presence makes it quite clear
We need have no fear

(rhyming Haiku)

Hi Howard . . . so nice to see you!

I missed your sense of humor! :)

I was reading on one of the threads (here) that it isn't that hard to get back on (even if you were banned, which I can't imagine why you would have been . .?). Because most of us have roaming IP addresses, apparently all you have to do is set up a new email address (yahoo/hotmail), and a new profile (which is a drag, because some of us like to keep our nicknames :rolleyes: ).

Anyway, write down my email address - which is my sign on name @yahoo.com - and if you are still having troubles when we get back, I'll follow up.

Cherie

Hi Cherie, hi Cherie. Oh no...my MS is getting worse, now I'm repeating myself. :)

Okay, here's what happened. I locked myself out of BT.

My email address starts with WW. When I registered years ago, I put ww because some computers choke on caps.

So one night, I was really bored, and went into my profile at BT, and changed it from ww to WW. I kept getting a message that a password was being sent. Never came.

I tried to register again, but it said my address was already being used.

I have WebTV because it's simple. Ugh, me like simple....ugh!

So after trying to get help and failing, I gave up and tossed the BT site. Shortly after that, it crashed.

MESS WITH ME WILL YOU!!!! Oh, sorry, I just got back from the dentist and I'm still a little on edge.

So that's the story of how poor, poor, little innocent Howie came to be locked out of BT.

Since the new software, whenever I went to Wisconsin and used the library computer, I would get locked out of BT. I don't know if BT didn't like the IP I was coming from or if the library didn't like the addy I was going to.

Howard. You're not seeing double. You just happen to know two lovely ladies with the same unique spelling of our name.

Parsi,
Long time , no see. Glad you found this place. How are you doing these days?