In Response to queries about what to do when some fool SPAM's the internet with a commercial message, I am afraid that there is little we can do. The return email address is a fake and throwing big files at it will just get you an error message with/or without your big file in tow. I posted the few phone numbers and the mailing address to warn people that the 1-900 numbers were toll numbers which charge you a fee and pay a royalty to the clowns who posted the message in the first place. It is adding insult to injury to call them to complain and discover that you have paid them a fee for the right to complain. There was a mailing address - but mailing bricks takes time and is expensive. There was (possibly) one live phone in the message. There is little one can do to prevent individual abuses of a common workspace. I wish there were more we could do about it. For now it only happens about once every 6 months. Sam Lanfranco ListManager CANCHID