Spam posts

[WoodYouLike]

Take your pick.
Breezer's on there too.

 

[moderator]

Some websites I have subscribed to in the past require an email address to which they send an activation email which needs to be processed before the account becomes active.

So does DIYnot

 

[moderator]

Thanks for not replying to spam posts.

I just removed two (same poster) the last line said USA / Canada only.

Why do they bother?

A merry Christmas to you all.

 

[mlb3c]

Why do they bother?


rhetorical question?

 

[Spark_123]

Some websites I have subscribed to in the past require an email address to which they send an activation email which needs to be processed before the account becomes active.

So does DIYnot

When registering you only require a unique username, password, email address and enter the confirmation code. As soon as these are entered the account appears to become active. There is nothing sent to the email address which requires the user to verify their email address as genuine, only a welcome to DIYnot email.

 

[Spark123]

That was me btw, the first sign of insanity, talking to myself lol

 

[Softus]

Some websites I have subscribed to in the past require an email address to which they send an activation email which needs to be processed before the account becomes active.

So does DIYnot

Er, no it doesn't.