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5 Computer Remedies When Websites Don't Communicate

Modern day computer users have to contend with numerous communications. This is a collection of five of the remedies to take when the website is not available for networking help. Technology permits online authors to take matters into their own hands with these tools to perhaps solve the problems on their own.

There are times when a website is not available to contact. These directives can give you some remedies to do when that occurs.

During changing website protocol, the webmaster could not be available to answer emails when they are sent. Even though the automated message stipulates that, it is recommended to send the email anyway. Some of the websites have a temporary pause in replying directly, however will still be receiving your contact message. At the present time this is the fact with factoidz since the "contact us" is working to send an email, but the reply is no longer the usual one to the sender.

Originally factoidz mentioned that it could possibly be up to 72 hours for the email to be given attention. When you send an email now, the automatic reply is that there "will not" be an individual reply regarding your email. Other than sending the email anyway, there are others steps to do for the issues to be handled.

The author received spam and forwarded it to factoidz for them to take care of that issue. The steps now will be up to me to take.

1.  The email was sent to Factoidz in spite of the automated reply that it will not be replied to as usual.

2.  The account of the person sending the spam was contacted by the author of this article through the instant message device provided by Factoidz. Nothing bizarre just a simple message as follows. "Do not use this site for this kind of illegal communications. You have been warned". Be direct, short, to the point and avoid personal interchange with the person you are warning.

3.  Write an article about the person, so the email will be posted on the world wide web to everyone. This will let other writers to be aware of this person who is spamming. Here is the original email from the spammer, folks! Jot the name down and be ready in the event you get spam and the website is not handling your email.

Person spamming:

http://knoji.com/profile/kwasi_yeboah/

Message sent: 

Hi Roberta Baxter,

kwasi yeboah sent you a message:

Dear Friend, The bank directors mandated me to look for any known relation of our late client who deposited a enormous amount of money in our bank without claim; I don’t want this money to go into our treasury as unclaimed bills, the banking law and guidelines here stipulate that if such money remains unclaimed after eight years, I am authorized to preparing documents officially to prove that this money have been transferred to out treasure, this will be between me and you, the request of foreigner is occasioned by the fact the depositor was a foreigner, In appreciation of your assistance, I request you send to me your direct phone number for easy communication, and reply me through my private email address (kwasichambers@live.com or thelawuwellcome@gmail.com )for more confidentiality, waiting to read from you soon, Thanks, Barrister Kwasi Yeboah

Note: Do not reply to this message, it will not reach the sender. You must visit the user's profile page to reply.

Visit kwasi yeboah's profile page and click Message Me to reply to this user.

4.  Block the writer, so future emails will not be put in your account inbox.

5.  Be alert for website to again be answering emails and forward the spam or your question once again.

Resource:

http://knoji.com/profile/kwasi_yeboah/ Person sending spam

Photograph:

Main Street Market Polson, Montana courtesy Danny Baxter

Caption:

Don't give up and go to the market and buy beer and cigarettes when websites don' t communicate; follow the steps above.

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Comments (11)

Excellent!

WOW! This is not just an ordinary spammer but a con artist. Thanks for the share. I have received about three of such spams through the factoidz platform. Good share here for the whole community to know about; and will be returning for a vote.

I have never received any spam so far. Thanks for the warning.

those emails are still going around I get them all the time in my personal email as well

I Buzzed this up on Twitter and Facebook.

Terrific...thanks for spreading the word!

Thanks, I too have been lucky enough not to receive this so far.

Thanks for the warning, Roberta. Also glad to see that we have the option to block the spammer. Voted.

I too got that message seeking professional assistance, but I simply ignored it.I also checked up with his profile and came to know that he was a member of factoidz. I generally simply winked at such spams.It is upto Factoidz to deal with it or just to ignore it.Thanks.

There are really many possible reasons of a computer system to fail to open websites on the Internet. As a computer user, it is important to know some important tips like the information written in this article. Thanks for sharing this excellent article, voted and shared.

Re-visiting. ; )

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