You may email me with questions or comments

I always answer email! Absolutely, positively 100% of the time and I'm generally pretty fast, too. You know how some web sites make it impossible to contact anyone? I think that's a really stupid policy!

• I never ignore emails from customers, prospective customers or people with questions. I will always send some kind of answer.
• If I don't write back to you within 24 hours then something very unusual is going on: I may be away for a few days, my PC may be sick (not common), or I may be in a coma (even less common).
• If it seems like I've ignored you, please write to me again! Tell me you never got a reply the first time and if possible give me an alternate email address to copy the reply to.
• You MUST have something in the SUBJECT. All emails with blank SUBJECT are deleted by my spam filters! I won't ever see it so I can't reply to it.
• Try to type a SUBJECT that's actually useful. Typing "Hi" will trigger my spam filter.
• I truly get hundreds of spam emails every day. My ISP filters out most of it and I have other filters that kill a lot more. If you type a reasonable SUBJECT I will get your email.
• Click on the link below to send me an email. You need JavaScript enabled for the link to work because I've used JavaScript to obscure my address from the evil robot email address harvesters. If you're using web-based email like Yahoo or Hotmail you'll have to look in your browser's status line and copy down the address. Sorry for the slight inconvenience.
• If the whole link-clicking thing just truly doesn't work for you, then try this: in the wondrous place known as spatulacity do tc om everyone calls me ken.

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If you're mailing me a check or money order, please send it to:
Ken Mosher
8 Bailey Rd
Andover, CT 06232-1005

Please note: there's been a problem with replies to email addresses @sbcglobal.net. They were being delivered to the bulk folder. For those with sbcglobal.net email addresses, emails from me could only be viewed by using the web-based email client and viewing your bulk folder. The problem should have been cleared up (after a great deal of trouble with an impossible bureaucracy - please refer above where I wrote "I think that's a really stupid policy!").