Anonymous Email Addresses On Hold Until 2010

[Stone]

http://announcements.ebay.com/

[atwi80d]

Stone, link not valid.

[pocomocomputing]

Works for me.

The above link is to the eBay general announcements. Here is a direct link to the anonymous email hold til 2010

http://announcements.ebay.com/2009/1...ld-until-2010/

[toobusyforswapmeets]

Well no wonder when I've been clicking "reply" when I get notice of a question in my email I get the email addy of the actual person sending the question, etc. again...but like I said if you make your answers clear as mud and include a phone number of email addy, they find you LOL

[Stone]

Oooops sorry about the bad link ME

[atwi80d]

I still can't access my announcements. Get the following when I click on the link:

400 Bad Request
nginx

Anyone else getting this message? And what does it mean? I get the same response when I try to access announcements directly.

Diane

[pocomocomputing]

If you do a google search on

400 bad request nginx

it seems like it is a browser problem with cookies.

Are you blocking cookies?

What browser are you using and version, what operating system?

[atwi80d]

Hi, Poco!

I'm using a Mac OS X Leopard version 10.5.8, with Firefox 3.5.4.
I've had problems ever since I uploaded this new Firefox version, but have not figured out how to uninstall it.

Thanks on the info on looking up the error code on google: I've been reading about it. Also, getting messages that some of my files are not encrypted (i.e. Gmail sign-out) so I'm trying to take care of that.

I'm going to try Safari.

[atwi80d]

Safari brings up the announcement link for me. I just rarely use Safari---I'm used to Firefox.

[pocomocomputing]

I use Windows XP and Internet Explorer 7. I tried FireFox when I joined inkFrog in June per the recommendations by inkFrog. I found that FireFox is constantly being updated (4-5 updates and a major version in 3-4 months) and each time something would not work. So I gave up on FireFox. I keep it only to check out my listings. I don't update it anymore.

I use IE 7 and Microsoft no longer develops it since IE 8 is out. Microsoft only maintains it. This is good because they have less chance to break it. Eventually I will be forced to IE 8 and have to suffer constant updates.

I find that FireFox is an unstable browser because of the constant updates that break it. My opinion. I would suggest that when you get Firefox to work, don't install the latest updates when it tries to auto-update. Wait a few days or weeks and see if other users have issues.