Hi Chris,
> Earlier this week, the cyber-toddlers decided to go one step further.
They left the subject lines blank, and instead of
> sending the emails in straight text as my settings dictate they instead sent
them in HTML, which results in emails that are
> 10-20 times larger than text and which are incomprehensible as my webmail
reader only does text. It's a safeguard against
> malware that can be riding piggyback.
I've put my search emails on hold as they have also
turned to junk for me, I use a text email but it still
converts HTML to text for me and I'm now ending
up with something that requires a lot of work.
I think positive, it's saving me a lot of money as
I no longer feel I have to buy things I really done
want or need :)
> Someone try to convince me that this is a positive step forward. Just try.
Apparently we should all be using HTML with
javascript/otherscripting enabled on malware prone
platforms. ==> so no, it is not a positive step forward.
Complain on the forums, feedback matters, sometimes
it even gets a result.
At the bottom of an ebay page, click on Community,
click on Discussion Boards, look for "Recent eBay News",
start a new thread, or join an existing thread.
Cheers
Ian Manners
Of nowhere in particular.
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