Thursday, September 02, 2010
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News and Updates from Seven Sages

Email block of mail from our servers to AOL has been removed.

I had to give them a call, and register the servers with AOL. They were pretty responsive, though it's odd that it takes a couple days for them to remove the blocks. Once registered, supposedly we will be notified by AOL if there is a reported issue, instead of them just blocking us.

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It seems AOL is not liking people forwarding their website mail to their AOL accounts.

The practice of using your website address, like This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and having it forwarded to your AOL account might have to come to an end.

Some people do this for various reasons, but usually it comes down to "but I'm used to AOL". Unfortunately, the advanced options you have with a real website email address are lost when you stick with the old, unprofessional AOL address.

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They are good. The Bad Guys, I mean. They create official looking emails that look exactly like your banks email. But, of course, since they are 'Bad Guys', any info you give doesn't get to the bank. Well, eventually it does when they use YOUR info to get YOUR money.

Here is the latest example I received last week:

Bank Of America Alert: Online Access Suspension Message

Bank of America Higher Standards
(note the official logo coming directly from the bank's website)

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The SevenSages.com website has finally been redesigned!

I've been meaning to get to this for years. Yes, years.

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It seems AOL is blocking email from our servers again.
This is due to AOL allowing it's users to report any mail as SPAM, and AOL blocking NOT the sender, BUT the server it was forwarded from.

So... we are going to have to stop all forwarding of email to AOL accounts.

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A big thank you to Rocky Russo for working out a new logo for Seven Sages.

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As recommended by our financial adviser, we have started enforcing Due Dates on invoices.
Effective immediately (Feb 1st, 2007), all past due invoices will be assessed a Finance Charge of $5.

There will be an additional Finance Charge added every 15 days.

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Thanks again for all your help. This is all greek to me but I'm learning.
-Roger