Hello!

April 20, 2009

Internet giants didn't seem to worry about Netdisaster for 4 years. But in 2008, Yahoo! first suspected Netdisaster of phishing. So did eBay a few months later.
Inbetween, Yahoo! had sort of apologized for their mistake, and I had worked quite hard to prevent Netdisaster from this alleged "phishing effect", while keeping a satisfying quality of "service".

Well, since I obviously failed (regarding the "phishing effect"), I turn Netdisaster down. This time, permanently, I think.
I have a life, a job, a family. I cannot afford spending time on that kind of pointless issue. After all, it was already insane spending so much time working on such a pointless site, I guess.

I apologize to everyone who enjoyed using Netdisaster. Since my 4-year-old son was quite a fan, maybe I'll set up a private version for him.

Bye!

PS: Following up on feedback from Netdisaster users, I've added a page with details related to this issue.

disasters generated by users between Feb. 08, 2005 and † Apr. 18, 2009.