Ruth Marlene Friesen: Wishing You A Blest Christmas!

This site is like Ruthe, the heroine of my novel, Ruthe's Secret Roses

Ruthe is. . .
intimate with God,
prays a lot,
a bleeding heart for the hurting,
a big sister,
rescues friends,
has creative ideas,
likes to give surprise gifts,
loyal to friends,
dreams of love and marriage,
dreams of writing a book
goes the extra mile

So this site offers;
a good books to read!
help to become Friends with God,
The One Ideal Real Friend
a cure for loneliness
An Older Sister's Coping Secret
how to pray Panic Prayers,
& regularly/daily
devotionals,
how to grow in faith
Christian mentoring,
how to share your faith
character development
how to become a writer

You may not be able to whitelist for one or more reasons...

1) Your ISP will not do it -- bad ISPs may make up all kinds of excuses, or even blame us, but the bottom line is that they are not delivering e-mail that YOU want. Period.

2) You can't get their support group to tell you how to whitelist. Either they don't answer you, or they dance around the question, or deflect blame.

3) They don't provide the tools to whitelist, or the tools don't work. For example, the "safe list" at Hotmail does not work when you want to permit an address through their filter.

4) Your ISP responds to a whitelist request BY TURNING OFF THE SPAM FILTERS COMPLETELY. That's like asking someone to put a gate in the high wall around your house and the reply is... "Sure, we'll just take the ENTIRE wall down."

Allowing spam is an irresponsible and self-focused response to a valid request -- it merely turfs the problem back onto the customer, which is an unacceptable reply. Do not accept this poor proposition.

No matter what the reason, it all boils down to the same thing. You have a bad ISP who is not fulfilling their obligation to you. You won't get what you want with an ISP like that. So what to do??

1) Complain by sending an e-mail to "abuse@" and "postmaster@" followed by the domain (ex., if you are using an address@hotmail.com, send your complaint to abuse@@hotmail.com and postmaster@@hotmail.com). Mail to those addresses has an excellent chance of being seen. You might not get a reply, but regardless, it is important to register a complaint when a company does not deliver the service for which you contracted.

2) Please click upon the BACK button on your browser, enter a different e-mail address, and e-mail your question again. (If you want to use a free, Web-based address, Yahoo.com and Excite.com have reputations for receiving e-mail without any problem.)

I am sincerely sorry for this bother.

Ruthe's Secret Roses available in softcover! Purchase it at BookLocker.com and it will be in the mail to you within 48 hours!

The novel:
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