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I have always been a fan of Pentrace, even in it's much reduced state. For some reason, since I have been using ESET, my compuer considers the site as unsafe and although I can read the postings , cannot any longer post. I have been a member for a number of years, cannot re-register, when ever sent the link, google refuses to allow entry to the site. Have however made a decision that any site that employs that "I am not a robot" is not one that I will have anything to do with.

Anybody else having similar problems.

Regards to you all

Amos

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Anybody else having similar problems.

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Amos

Have been there since day one and No problemo..

Fred..

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+1

No problems for me either.

It's a great pen forum. Agree, it is too bad about less traffic than in its "hey-day" but, then again, most posts are worth reading.

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Similar problem here. Len Provisor is NOT a systems guy, and the site doesn't have one. Both stupid and

frustrating, IMHO. A similar problem here. My (partial) solution: using a new sign-on ID, I re-registered.

I chose keep me signed on forever, and it seems to be working. The good news is that I can access the yellow

(chat) board, but not the sales board. That, too, makes no sense. I think that, as long as Len's ego gets in

the way of running things efficiently and professionally, that there is no real fix.

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I think that Len and Donal are not involved in running Pentrace anymore. Giovanni Abrate is the new person in charge. Try emailing him, and I am sure he will help.

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