Note: Yahoo users are still blocked. Anyone using Yahoo email cannot receive emails from this site. Sign up for gmail instead.
After more research it looks like the whole issue of email blocking was a combination of Yahoo and me hitting the flush queue button a tad too often. Hitting the button caused a hiccup that made other ISPs also block this site. Those blocks were quickly removed once the other ISPs were contacted.
All users with Yahoo email address please read it all!
Due a hiccup in the email setup this site got temporarily blocked by BT internet and Yahoo. BT internet was quickly fixed in an hour or 2 after entering the error in their page for that purpose. Yahoo do NOT have a page to tell them of errors and the saga with Yahoo is still ongoing owning to Yahoo living up to English dictionary definition "a rude or noisy person" - a dumb bunny as we might also say. Despite emails from this site having the correct spf, ptr, and being signed with dkim Yahoo say
Going on Holiday to USA? Why spend a fortune on calling with your UK mobile. For just the the cost of an addon I am selling this tracfone basic Samsung SGH-S150G mobile. Ideal for making USA to USA calls or for USA to UK calls. It has 224 minutes on it which last until 26/10/2014, USA and UK calls both "cost" 1 minute per minute. This phone also has double minutes for life so a 60 minute top up card (~$20, +90 days) gives 120 minutes, 120 minute card (~$30, +90 days) gives 240 minutes. Or top up from the web where you can also opt for 30 minutes
The broadband rollout page has again changed and again the web designers fail to redirect links and so have broken the Seagey exchange link in the previous news, however the top link still works. The process now is to enter your post code which for Sutton Benger says we are still "Future Deployment", until that changes there is no expected date. However, the map, I believe since it has few towns marked, suggests we are in the expect solution by spring 2016. Two years later than when the project was first announced.
The 2 of the links on the previous broadband news item are now broken and Wiltshire Online web designers haven't been polite (or savvy) enough to redirect the links so here is a new link. The timescales quoted in the original press release have all changed. The original fibre coverage map has been replaced by one without any roads or many towns so it is not certain SB will now get fibre. If it does happen it might be as late as Spring 2016 rather than the end 2013 on the earlier map. The status for
