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proving to be a real tricky one this spammer. I have added another level of spam detection, lets see.

Problem is now there are real humans signing up (probably sweat shopped) then the automation kicks in flooding the site.

The IP's used are all different including emails.

Worst type i have seen.

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Great effort. Not much you can do when a country sanctions this type of activity. I know they are probably discouraged that they don't have Lexus vehicles in India because nobody is willing to have one smashed, stolen or fall off a cliff on some pathetic mountain road.

Comes down to this famous line

. "when you ain't got nothin' you got nothin' to lose

If you are in India, you have already lost so what more is there to lose?

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I just want to add a Thank You to Becki for her tremendous help day after day trying to neuter this snake charmer.

Also, thanks to David for his stepping in to help. David has been a great Moderator for several years. Unfortunately his business is growing so fast that it's become more difficult to be on the site as much as he'd like. (frankly, I hope David keeps working so hard. We need his tax contribution for my Social Security.)

As you find more spam please let me or a Moderator as soon as possible.

Thanks everyone,

Paul

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Paul. We all really appreciate the efforts and work that has gone into this all. Thanks to you and the staff.

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Yeah we do. I don't even have a Facebook but been here for awhile. Cars are much moe interesting to me than babies and dogs.

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Denny, my car is my baby. That is pretty much all that is on my FB page. I have a few FB friends that are car nuts and they post some cool videos.

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:cheers:

I had to come back here to my big girl computer so I could post a smilie..

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My new computer seems to be located in a place in the house where wi-fi is a bit weak, bummer.

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We have to use a range extender. Our office is in one corner of the house and our den is in the other.

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I moved my router up about a foot or so, seems to be better, (before it was partially blocked by a granite counter). I'll test it our for a couple of days in the new location.

Yes, my new laptop is in spare bedroom at far end of the single level house so distance is substantial.

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If you have a large wifi distance to cover it helps to use 2.4ghz as opposed to 5 ghz which had less range

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Just a new tid-bit.

In the Des Moines metro area, E-85 is selling for $1.58.

I have seen some cars around saying Flex Fuel or E-85 on the trunk lid. I used to use 89 octane with 10% ethanol and had zero issues. But when I bought our 2013 RX and ES I switched to 91 octane with no ethanol. No good reason why, I guess I just thought that I might as well feed the beast with a high protein diet, and hope it helps keeping those injectors shinny and humming along. LOL

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Perhaps the brand of gasoline is even more important. Always look for fuels labeled as TOP TIER. If I am not mistaken, E-85 is 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. I am ashamed they even make the stuff as alcohol is useful as a fuel only when you run out of gasoline. Causes corrosive activities in your engine components, cause terrible fuel economy and costs about $3.00 a gallon to make. I will stand with my previous position in that alcohol belongs in people, not in engines. I did notice several places in New York are now selling 100% Gasoline with NO alcohol. Filled up the truck and gained about 3 mpg. Of course it costs $$$$$$ but...

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The way I look at it is this. Ethanol is made from corn. Corn is sugar. In other words, you are just pouring sugar in your gas tank. Anybody with a small two stroke engine will tell you that that crap just gums up everything. There is no way I would use that E85. The government is forcing that on us.

As I've mentioned before, when I drive to the casinos, I travel through some of the richest Mississippi delta farmland. The soil is so rich that is is almost black. There used to be nothing but cotton and soybeans being grown. Now it is almost all corn.

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The Cornhole Lobby won a big round when they ever allowed alcohol to ruin perfectly good gasoline. By diverting corn from agriculture to fuels, a bunch of wealthy agri-businesses scored a huge coup. Yes, we were taken to the cleaners but common sense is back and it is time to get the alcohol OUT of our gasoline.

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