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Ron: I have also voiced my discontent many times therefore I thought maybe I can shame them into doing something regarding it. Apparently not. On twitter, they said to block those IP addresses manually, and that is the same robotic response they provide every time I point this out. Since Robert lets us know spam filtering is often a solved problem, how difficult can it be for Typepad to get the technology to solve this issue? The fact how they haven is undoubtedly an indication that they can don care. This attitude is shocking since unlike others, they demand money for software. One day, I take Andrew advice and quit. Of course some realise their mistake and attempt mid course correction Mercedes (now following low cost high volume strategy), Star bouquet of channels (and that is regaining its # 1 position through revamped programming and positioning, after it had lost to Colors), Coke (which realised that all experiment to undermine Thums Up was benefiting Pepsi greater than Coke), and there are others.