It has come to our attention that miscreants are surreptitiously using our domain name to send out spam messages. This appears to be a pervasive problem and according to PC Magazine - "domain spoofing is responsible for more than half of the spam out there today."   Regrettably, our ISP/Web Host informs us that there is nothing they can do to prevent this.   See more articles here.

 If you have suffered the inconvenience and irritation of receiving such e-mails, please take a moment to report the Spammer/s to the originating ISP (instructions here).  Also, please protect yourself from malicious spoofers by becoming aware of spoofed websites and phishing e-mails that attempt to obtain your personal/ account information, passwords, etc.

Please note that the spam e-mails have absolutely no connection with this site, and we are equally at a loss witnessing/experiencing the fallout of this regrettable phenomenon.

Let us hope the IT industry and the government's efforts to control SPAM at it's origin will, in the near future, lead to innovative solutions that will effectively address this problem.  And let us also hope that the solution will be well thought out and not be worse than the original problem - like eradicating trees to prevent forest fires!