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Sherrie, no harm done. Hopefully this was what was at the bottom of Airset being blocked and you can let any companies know that was blocking it that the issue has been addressed. Good luck and no hard feelings. Cheers.

My twitter account is my personal account and I do not represent my company when I tweet, especially late at night ;) If you've been pegged as spam by them, you might want to check out help.yahoo.com. There's a 'contact us' link in the Mail area that can get you to the proper team.

The Airset spam came into a community group, The San Francisco Online Community Meetup group has absolutely nothing to do with cloud computing. The post was blatant spam.

Our group is referred to as 'Dear Group' in the email (no research done on who he was spamming) and this post screams form-letter spam. Whether or not Airset is a reputable company is not what I tweeted about. I said they spammed, and by the way, I only initially said that in response via email to the group. Members of the group saw my email response and tweeted that they thought it was spam too. My opinion is whether or not you think it's spam really doesn't matter, but if the people you are trying to sell to think it's spam, then you have a problem.

Here's a copy of the email and a link to the original so all can make their own opinions:

http://www.meetup.com/SF-Online-Commu...

from Will Chau <wchau83@gmail.com>
reply-to ocr-135@meetup.com
to ocr-135@meetup.com
date Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 10:15 PM
subject [ocr-135] Cloud computer for your group
mailing list <ocr> Filter messages from this mailing list
signed-by meetup.com

To group leaders and organizers:

Airset is a cloud computing start up looking for experienced and motivated groups to evaluate our product to see how we can help make your group successful. AirSet is voted as the best calendar tool on the Web. We have expansive file storage, website hosting/development/publishing, and an intimate privacy and security structure for members.

Airset is featured in lifehacker:

http://lifehacker.com/5112479/airset-...

Below are some benefits our tools can provide your groups:

· Free webhosting

· Free 1 gig file storage (with the option to increase storage size up to 50 gig)

· Web page development tools (without requiring HTML knowledge)

· Automatic text messaging / email reminder for group meetings

· Powerful scheduling tool (for creation of private events for selected group members)

· Collaborative discussion tools to motivate group interaction outside of meetings

· Keep members connected by allowing group information to stream through mobile phones

You can visit our website at www.airset.com to try out the tools. Please leave us any feedbacks at will.chau@airsetinc.com so that we may work to improve the tools for your convenience.

Will</ocr>

Please visit our help pages for Mail and if you cannot find the answer, contact that team for assistance. Here's the link: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail...

Good luck!

Sorry to hear that! I'm not on the Messenger team, so I can't troubleshoot this for you. You can reach them at the Messenger Help page. http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mess...

When you deactivate an account, it's gone completely. Because there's no longer an account, when an email is sent it will not send back a response that your email address has changed.

Your sister should have gotten a response from her own mail client that said the email had 'bounced'.