Computer lingo...what does this mean?
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Computer lingo...what does this mean?
I got this message in an email from Verizon. I have no clue as to what it means. I only use their website to access email. Can one of you knowledgeable computer people clue me in? Thanks!!
As a result of this ongoing effort, Verizon Online is making modifications to the Internet access provided to you. These modifications will occur on August 21, 2011. For security reasons, Verizon will no longer allow users to FTP their HTML files to the personal web site Verizon offers.
Verizon recommends that current FTP users download their files prior to August 21, 2011 to prevent any data loss.
If you still wish to have a Verizon website, please go to our site builder tool available with Personal Webspace which can be found under My Services in My Verizon at:
As a result of this ongoing effort, Verizon Online is making modifications to the Internet access provided to you. These modifications will occur on August 21, 2011. For security reasons, Verizon will no longer allow users to FTP their HTML files to the personal web site Verizon offers.
Verizon recommends that current FTP users download their files prior to August 21, 2011 to prevent any data loss.
If you still wish to have a Verizon website, please go to our site builder tool available with Personal Webspace which can be found under My Services in My Verizon at:
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I got this message in an email from Verizon. I have no clue as to what it means. I only use their website to access email. Can one of you knowledgeable computer people clue me in? Thanks!!
As a result of this ongoing effort, Verizon Online is making modifications to the Internet access provided to you. These modifications will occur on August 21, 2011. For security reasons, Verizon will no longer allow users to FTP their HTML files to the personal web site Verizon offers.
Verizon recommends that current FTP users download their files prior to August 21, 2011 to prevent any data loss.
If you still wish to have a Verizon website, please go to our site builder tool available with Personal Webspace which can be found under My Services in My Verizon at:
As a result of this ongoing effort, Verizon Online is making modifications to the Internet access provided to you. These modifications will occur on August 21, 2011. For security reasons, Verizon will no longer allow users to FTP their HTML files to the personal web site Verizon offers.
Verizon recommends that current FTP users download their files prior to August 21, 2011 to prevent any data loss.
If you still wish to have a Verizon website, please go to our site builder tool available with Personal Webspace which can be found under My Services in My Verizon at:
HTML = Hyper Text Markup Language
The former is a means to upload files from one's PC to their server.
The latter is Hyper Text Markup Language which is what allows "links" to other sites or sources of information on the web either from a site or when embedded in an E-mail or other document.
I don't think that affects me when I use their online email site.....guess I'll wait and see. 
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I got this message in an email from Verizon. I have no clue as to what it means. I only use their website to access email. Can one of you knowledgeable computer people clue me in? Thanks!!
As a result of this ongoing effort, Verizon Online is making modifications to the Internet access provided to you. These modifications will occur on August 21, 2011. For security reasons, Verizon will no longer allow users to FTP their HTML files to the personal web site Verizon offers.
Verizon recommends that current FTP users download their files prior to August 21, 2011 to prevent any data loss.
If you still wish to have a Verizon website, please go to our site builder tool available with Personal Webspace which can be found under My Services in My Verizon at:
As a result of this ongoing effort, Verizon Online is making modifications to the Internet access provided to you. These modifications will occur on August 21, 2011. For security reasons, Verizon will no longer allow users to FTP their HTML files to the personal web site Verizon offers.
Verizon recommends that current FTP users download their files prior to August 21, 2011 to prevent any data loss.
If you still wish to have a Verizon website, please go to our site builder tool available with Personal Webspace which can be found under My Services in My Verizon at:
I have web sites with my internet service provider (a small outfit in Santa Fe whom we started with when we lived there [and I had my S]). The way I update it is to FTP new HTML files to the site, which has an address on the ISP's overall domain (which is cybermesa.com).
Verizon is saying it won't allow this any more. It's probably some kind of security risk, by their way of thinking about such things. HPH
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As long as someone sends their bank account info and password with the email, I'll find a way to access it...........I may need some help from a computer savvy person though.
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Originally Posted by Lainey' timestamp='1311209088' post='20799288
There is no lainey.com website.
I'm very talented, or that person stole my name.
