Minor pre-publication corrections must be submitted within a narrow time frame, according to Ezine’s communication to me. The emails I sent using my usual email account came back to me. They bounced and had a system message attached to them saying my account has been blocked.

 I then sent several brief messages to Ezine using their internal mail system reminding them I tried to send the corrections during the appropriate time frame but my email bounced. I asked for a clarification.

I have not received any messages from Ezine in close to 24 hours. They might be freezing me out. or they might be taking my criticism seriously and discussing them in several offices. Take your pick.

I sent one message to Ezine over their internal mail system this morning reminding them there is outstanding business which needs to be resolved. I asked the disposition of my account and articles.

This last inquiry was sent only minutes ago so naturally there’s no response yet. I’ll let you know what happens next.

Each article has minor glitches and I correctd each of the minor glitches in about a minute or so each. None of the articles I resubmitted today was the article which prompted their suspension and subsequent reinstatement of my account. I also received word that another article was accepted without any hitches.

As I wrote, I resubmitted three articles after small corrections. All three resubmissions were returned to me by Google with a message saying my account has been blocked by the intended recipient. In this case the intended recipient was the dispute resolution email inbox of ezinearticles.com.

I resubmitted two of the rejected resubmissions. These two emails were also returned to me with a message that the intended recipent blocked my account.

It is possible that there is an innocent explanation for the bounced emails. I have not received responses to emails I sent yesterday to the same address. Perhaps I will get responses.

I certainly hope I get responses and the reason for the bounces is innocent. If not, I will keep ezinearticles’s back office busy [not by spamming but by sending appropriate inquiries about their odd behavior].