Marc Lacuesta

Fresh from my trip to the Philippines, I have a lot of new e-mail addresses! So check out the updated list!

For those of you who might not spend a lot of time on the internet, there are a lot of companies who take other people e-mail addresses and sell them to advertisers. Unsolicited e-mail advertisements are called spam, and the subjects range from mortgage refinancing to herbal viagra to anything else you can imagine.

In order to keep these companies from harvesting your e-mail addresses, I have inserted an extra "@" sign inside the e-mail address. When you click on a relative's name (let's use a nickname and fake address as an example), you will see their address show up in your mail program, under the "To:" heading, like this:

To: toto_greg@@yahoo.com

This is not a valid e-mail address, because it has too many "@" signs in it. Delete one of the "@" signs in the "To:" heading, and you will be fine. If you do not delete one of the "@" signs, your message will be returned to you.

Your address line should look like this after you take out one of the "@" signs:

To: [email protected]

If you have any questions, call me and I'll explain it as best I can.

But enough talking... here are the addresses. Enjoy!