What does it say?

"Jack" wrote in message

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I can’t work out which bit to remove, not that I’m planning to reply or anything.
It appears to be advising us to remove spamfilter text, which would leave nothing before the @.

In article , Helen
wrote:

I can’t work out which bit to remove, not that I’m planning to reply or anything.
It appears to be advising us to remove spamfilter text, which would leave nothing before the @.

I think the "TEXT" is what stays () . . . I think that’s why it’s in all caps. And "text" would also refer to the fact that he’s looking for the text to be deciphered.

Too, if necessary, his post gives "" – not
that it’s a real addy.

—
C Pierce
Creative Veritas
principal/designer
http://www.creativeveritas.com
*(Coming 2-1-2006)*
850 532 0835

"Connie Pierce" schreef in bericht

In article , Helen
wrote:

I can’t work out which bit to remove, not that I’m planning to reply or anything.
It appears to be advising us to remove spamfilter text, which would leave nothing before the @.

I think the "TEXT" is what stays () . . . I think that’s why it’s in all caps. And "text" would also refer to the fact that he’s looking for the text to be deciphered.

Too, if necessary, his post gives "" – not
that it’s a real addy.

—
C Pierce
Creative Veritas
principal/designer
http://www.creativeveritas.com
*(Coming 2-1-2006)*
850 532 0835

My apologies, Connie is right about the address. I was advised to put it like that by someone that is much more into Internet etc then I am (obviously).
Thanks in advance.

Jack wrote:

"Connie Pierce" schreef in bericht

In article , Helen
wrote:

I can’t work out which bit to remove, not that I’m planning to reply or anything.
It appears to be advising us to remove spamfilter text, which would leave nothing before the @.

I think the "TEXT" is what stays () . . . I think that’s why it’s in all caps. And "text" would also refer to the fact that he’s looking for the text to be deciphered.

Too, if necessary, his post gives "" – not
that it’s a real addy.

—
C Pierce
Creative Veritas
principal/designer
http://www.creativeveritas.com
*(Coming 2-1-2006)*
850 532 0835

My apologies, Connie is right about the address. I was advised to put it like that by someone that is much more into Internet etc then I am (obviously).
Thanks in advance.

Had the same problem so I used your hotmail addy. Needless to say I did not check hotmail yet, I kind-a-hate that;)

But the solution is to use spaces before and after the @, and before and after the . (dot) The largest problem is scammers are using usenet to harvest their email addresses to send their stuff. And that is happening automatically so the spaces will prevent most of the harvesting. Just tell people to remove the spaces. Or just say (my email): peterhuis(at)planet(dot)nl

—
steg

Jack wrote:

Hello everyone,

I have a picture of a text in a fortress somewhere in the Netherlands. It’s obviously something German and probably authentic because the room have been locked for at least 50 years (since 1954, maybe this part of the buidling earlier).

I am looking for the enhanced picture of this original in which the text is readable. I hope someone can help me.

can you please mail me when you are interested in doing some puzzlework wqithout getting a penny out of it?

Waar is die foto dan?

"steggy" schreef in bericht

Jack wrote:

"Connie Pierce" schreef in bericht

In article , Helen
wrote:

I can’t work out which bit to remove, not that I’m planning to reply or
anything.
It appears to be advising us to remove spamfilter text, which would leave
nothing before the @.

I think the "TEXT" is what stays () . . . I think that’s why it’s in all caps. And "text" would also refer to the fact that he’s looking for the text to be deciphered.

Too, if necessary, his post gives "" – not
that it’s a real addy.

—
C Pierce
Creative Veritas
principal/designer
http://www.creativeveritas.com
*(Coming 2-1-2006)*
850 532 0835

My apologies, Connie is right about the address. I was advised to put it like that by someone that is much more into Internet etc then I am (obviously).
Thanks in advance.

Had the same problem so I used your hotmail addy. Needless to say I did not check hotmail yet, I kind-a-hate that;)

But the solution is to use spaces before and after the @, and before and after the . (dot) The largest problem is scammers are using usenet to harvest their email addresses to send their stuff. And that is happening automatically so the spaces will prevent most of the harvesting. Just tell people to remove the spaces. Or just say (my email): peterhuis(at)planet(dot)nl

—
steg

Thanks very much Steg,

the address for interested people that like to discover the text that has been paintd over =
text(at)ziegel(dot)dds(dot)nl

Please send me an email and I will reply with te picture attached.