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I recieved 4 today from the following email addresses..

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

I actually just noticed that that these are due to me being a member of Skylines Downunder.

This is a message from FastJohny at Skylines Downunder Discussion Forums ( http://forums.skylinesdownunder.co.nz/index.php ). The Skylines Downunder Discussion Forums owners cannot accept any responsibility for the contents of the email

i tried PM'ing one of the admins on SDU with the fix for it that I used on here, he said he didn't have access to the forum's files to modify the code... so I guess that means we have to wait till the owner can fix it.

yeah i got it thru SDU too

and also this forum which i am not even a member of:

This is a message from energydri at Rally Forum ( http://www.rallyforum.com/forums/index.php ).

The Rally Forum owners cannot accept any responsibility for the contents of the email. If this message is spam please forward it to [email protected]

To email energydri, you can use this online form:

http://www.rallyforum.com/forums/member.ph...rm&userid=21051

OR, by email:

mailto:[email protected]

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