Lyn suggests sending the email back. Official advice is NEVER reply to
scam/spam email. It lets the originator, be it electronic or human, know
that your account is a live account and can generate even more unwanted mail
or worse.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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 Thanks alot for the great and I mean really great link for the cross stitch
chart of the Lacemaker. I went and saved the charts. I did look at them in my
photo wear and you can enlarge them so you can see the charts. I haven't
printed them out yet. I hope they print out so I can see the symbols
Hi All,
I just found a free cross stitch pattern for The Lace Maker painting by
Jan Vermeer for those of you who might be interested.
The following URL includes several paintings, including The Lace Maker, that
have been charted. It is the Classic selection on the left Menu.
http://www.f
Sigh... things were so simple in the "old days"...
C
On 7/30/2011 7:35 PM, bev walker wrote:
Not if the hacker is a program, source not known - the e-mail address
found could be another limb on the hacking tree (as it were). This is
an oft-repeated spam/scam. Delete at will. Save your energy f
Dear Nancy,
Then we are as one, because I can easily see that the colored threads
show where things go so much better than plain white. I have a 3 volume
set of a beginner book in French, paperback, where they use colored
threads solely for the purpose of following the path of the threads.
Howeve
Hi Lyn,
I agree with almost everything you say, except that I had a
slightly different experience at the start--"I understood the structure of the
Plain White picture better because" I started with colored threads helping me
analyze the thread paths in the plain white stuff. I confess I am now
Not if the hacker is a program, source not known - the e-mail address
found could be another limb on the hacking tree (as it were). This is
an oft-repeated spam/scam. Delete at will. Save your energy for
*lace*making :D
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 2:14 PM, wrote:
> Going to the police could very wel
Susan
I think most bobbin lace students start with torchon because it is easy and
contains most of the principles of working straight laces. However I believe
that tape lace (braid lace) or Beds or Cluny are also reasonable places to
start and I give my students a choice. I show them samples of t
Dear Susan et al,
I know of no book that teaches bobbin lace by starting anywhere than
with what is considered Torchon. It's simplest, and with Torchon under your
belt, you can go a long way. Many of the simpler laces add only one or two
extras, braids, sewings, picots, and come up with a
Hello All! Well it just proves that good news travels fast--Congratulations
Laurie!! I wonder how many of us shared the link with non-Arachne friends?
For my part, I sent it to the South Florida Fiber Guild as there are some real
"artistes" in that group. I thought there might be some intere
Going to the police could very well work. Make sure to hand it to them on a
silver platter, but I have a couple of other suggestions...
1. Send them their email back with red pencil marking the grammar and spelling
errors. Trust me, this can be quite effective. Used it on a real problem
cli
Elizabeth, if you were able to identify the person who hacked your
account, you might consider reporting them to the police in your area.
Many locations (even my backwater town in Virginia) have highly trained
individuals who specialize in computer crimes... hacking, identity
theft, child por
Hello contacts,
Unfortunately my email account has been broken into and it seems a scam
message has been sent to everyone on my contact list. I have changed my
password on my email account and removed the hacker's email address "
geraldfrancis...@aol.com" from "secondary email addresses" on my goo
Sorry. My email account has been broken into, please ignore scam message. I
have recovered my account and changed my password so there should be no more
of these messages.
Elisabeth Wagner
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 3:09 PM, wrote:
> I agree. This plea for help definitely is spam
>
> But it's evi
Elisabeth's account must have been hacked. I received the same email from her
directly.
Susan L. Benzer
sben...@earthlink.net
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>From: lynrbai...@desupernet.net
>Sent: Jul 30, 2011 3:09 PM
>To: lace@arachne.com
>Subject: Re: [lace] Aid Horrible vacation
>
>I agree
I agree. This plea for help definitely is spam
But it's evidence of something, not sure what, that this is the only active
arachne thread this morning.
Second, I wonder how they got to us. was someone hacked? Or was the listserv
hacked?
Third, why do these things almost always have sign
Do not, under any circumstances contact Elisabeth Wagner or send money if
you have received an email from her, even she exists and you know her. It's
a scam.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Hello,
Hello how are you doing?I'm writing this with tears in my eyes,my
family and I came down here to London UK for a short vacation and
along the line we were robbed at gun point last night at the park of
the hotel where we lodged,all our cash,credit card and cell phones
were stolen off us but
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