Verify that the person with whom you communicating is really TKDTutor

I visit and register at various web sites and blogs on the Internet and I use various email address for these registrations. This helps prevent having my email address posted on sites where web crawlers may find it, extract it, and use it on spamming lists. I also use this technique as a way to know where an email writer may have obtained the email address. For example, if I use a specific email address on a certain blog, when I get email at that address, I will know the address was probably obtained from that blog.

Since I use a number of email address for communications, it may be difficult for people to know if the email they receive from me is indeed from me. If you are communicating with a person who claims to be TKDTutor or Ron Hartman, and you have a doubt as to whether the person really is TKDTutor, here is a relatively simple way for you to verify that the writer is indeed TKDTutor.

Direct the writer to this page: http://TKDTutor.com/00Site/Tutor/Verification.htm and have the person enter a verification code (such as "DogCat" or "X3m56R" or anything else you choose) into the Verification Code Listing box shown below. Periodically come back to this page to check for your verification code in Listing of Verification Codes. Only TKDTutor has the ability to add your code into the listing, so, if the the person claiming to be TKDTutor did not add your code to the listing, then the person is a fraud.

Here is an example of a verification request you may use:
 

To verify that you are indeed TKDTutor, please go to this verification page and add this verification code: "your code" to the Listing of Verification Codes.  I will not communicate with you again until I see my verification code listed in the Listing of Verification Codes.