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 ).

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?