So there's a software program I bought in 2005 that I needed to update because of High Sierra. It's in esellerate. You need your e-mail and the order number. I tried all four of my present e-mails and they didn't work. Got in though with the developer, and he kindly looked it up. But he said, not unfairly, that he couldn't just hand it out, because he didn't know me from Adam. What to do? So I began to reconstruct all of the e-mail addresses I've had since 2005. I would dig out the memory, he'd say, "No." I must have been through 9 or 10 that I no longer used. No, no, no. Sorry. Sighing, I thought that I went through them all. Well, I'll pay for the upgrade, then. But I didn't, right away. Then, the next morning, I get something from Yahoo. "Somebody tried to break into your e-mail account in Germany this week. And then it gave me a link. I clicked the link, it seemed genuine. I went through and got to a page telling me that since I had been inactive for so long, it was game over. Okay. In the meantime, I saw the e-mail that dated back to 2002. A Yahoo account I had forgotten I had. So I sent the developer a note, he said yes, and ten minutes later, I was running the updated software. Thanks, Dave Narian of ShirtPocket! Thanks.... hackers who broke into my antiquated e-mail account?