Brooke, we get the Polo ad, too. The irony is that I thought it was Jockey :))) So much for money spent on advertising... Something (Firefox?) has attempted to block with a black screen a couple of times, but I still have to wait until the screen disappears. Thank you Richard for the quick response, links, and assurance; Tuezday, too. I'll look into downloading later today. First I have to make a couple of pumpkin pies. Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Sc

I had something like that happen with Target ads one day recently. I actually could not use the Gardenweb site at all. Had it gone on, it would have been enough to make me stop shopping at Target, where I am a regular and frequent customer. And it would have forced me off Gardenweb, since I could not read, could not post, and could not even contact customer service. I think it was actually a programming error, and it was gone the next day. I since have forgiven them, but at the time I was furious. Rosefolly

Bob, it seems to happen to a select few users and only when they hit Reply. As I said, I know Eudora is set up right so don't know what is causing it. A friend said today when he added me (I guess from the email I sent) it added the @mail.comcast.net. Eudora help didn't have any answer at all, so hope someone can give me a way to resolve this problem.

jim, too late now, but you wouldn't have had the email address change problem if you'd used one of the open hosts, like gmail, yahoo mail, etc. etc. instead of using email from your service provider. chisue, I believe the satellite providers can't (or don't) offer sat internet service to homes that have either DSL or cable or both. As plog's link shows, sat company bundles are just partnerships that include internet via DSL from a telco. True sat internet (for homes in remote locations) is slow and the plans offer usage limits that are much too low for streaming video regularly. As mentioned, the best choices and maybe the only reasonable choices you have for internet service are DSL from the telco, cable, or fiber-optic in a growing number of urban locations. Cable is always faster than DSL. I switched to Comcast over 5 years ago and beyond the significant speed increase, the service has been very good. I'd previously had a DSL connection that was fast enough to stream video. You can port your landline number to a Comcast phone service (likely a bit less per month). Or, there others like Vonage (about $20-$25) or Ooma as Nicole mentioned. I've used Ooma for the last 5 years, the service is terrific and it's very cheap.