03/20/2007 I went to send an email out to my Daughter, who uses AOL mail and my email came back stating that my Domain was Blocked from AOL. I called AOL and we discovered it was the Free version of Spamfighter that was causing my Domains to be Blocked by AOL. The SpamFighter links in every email I sent out are what was being Blocked, as soon as I uninstalled SpamFighter, my Domain was no longer Blocked. I do not know if it is OK to use the Pro version of SpamFighter ( paid version ) I have not tried it. I thought I would post this, in case others are finding out that their mail going to friends using AOL is being rejected. If you are using the free version of SpamFighter that might be why.

Been reallly busy with the new website myprojectvehicle.com. My granddaughters papa, Brandon, restores old cars. One day he mentioned that he wished there was someplace on the net for folks doing project cars to show off their cars. So I checked available domain names and found that myprojectvehicle.com was available. I purchased it and started the new website. We figured a Forum would be the best for it, that way folks could register, then upload photo’s and post about their project vehicle, then other members could post comments to them. There is a section for Cars, Trucks and Bikes (motorcycles), with a members only Forum that the public can not see, only registered members.
I also thought that if members would like their own site off the forum, we could do that to, that way they could put up a Photo Gallery and a few other pages that the member wanted. I put some car, bike and truck quizes on the site to. We require you to register because of spammers, we all know about them. When you register, to make sure it is a legit person and not a spambot, you will be sent an email, when you click the link in the email, your acct will be activated. If it is a spambot trying to register using a fake email address, well that acct will never be activated. Sorry for the extra step, but spammers are ruthless and unrelenting when it comes to spamming. Checkout the new site and let any restorer you know, that they have a place to network, show off their project and have some fun to!