Spoofing & Spamming
Starting in May, 2006, and continuing non-stop well through 2007, DeltaTransator.com has been the victim of e-mail FRAUD by a professional spamming company that is paid to send out spam e-mail advertising throughout the world for clients who specifically hire them to do this. Through careful reading of the full headers, these spam e-mails (many of which have been returned to us as undeliverable) have been found to originate from various European and Pacific ISPs (Internet Service Providers) and come from a variety of countries including Russia, Poland, Germany, France, Spain, Turkey, Israel, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia and others.

This professional spam e-mail company has been "spoofing" (fraudulently using without our consent and/or permission) our @deltatranslator.com e-mail address to send out a variety of spam e-mails about various company's stocks. These e-mails only appear to be sent from DeltaTransator.com but were, in fact, NOT sent by us because we NEVER send any advertising, e-zines, or other such unsolicited e-mail communications and certainly NEVER anything that could even remotely be considered as spam.

These fraudulent spam e-mails may be from Jacob Fontenot, Miriam Valdez, Marina Randall or other fraudulent name @deltatranslator.com such as zhckqqssetsw or support, info or other seemingly legitimate address. If only a series of meaningless letters, the hodgepodge of letters occurring before @deltatranslator.com varies from one e-mail to the next as well as the subject which may be high spirited, Salvation Army or just a single word or another two or three word phrase. NONE OF THESE SPAM E-MAILS WERE INITIATED OR SENT BY DeltaTransator.com.

If you have received any of these e-mails, we sincerely apologize and can assure you that we are doing everything possible to stop the party or parties responsible from sending this spam e-mail and fraudulently using our e-mail address to do so. However, this is difficult given the fact there is no such thing as an all encompassing "Internet police". As a consequence, we can only report each individual instance of this abuse to the specific ISP involved.

Software Price Increase
In the past five years, the Brazilian real has made the most impressive gains against the US dollar of any currency in the world. As of the end of 2007, the dollar is at a seven year low against the real, having lost almost 20% of its value since the start of 2007 alone. Because Delta Translator is produced in Brazil and we purchase the program from the publisher in reais, we have attempted to maintain the price of Delta Translator software as low as possible. However, recent dramatic declines in the value of the US dollar as converted to Brazilian reais have regretfully forced us to increase the price of the software.