My Web Maestro

Nathan Lyle

Nathan is a father of four, an amateur musician, and an aspiring photographer. He started programming in 4th grade on an Apple II+ and many years later spent much of his college years freelancing website design for college departments. Nathan is a veteran of the Browser Wars, and will gladly talk at length about the changes he has seen in Web technology if you accidentally ask him.

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Don’t be Fooled by Predatory PayPal Money Requests

This isn’t a case of PayPal acting in a predatory manner, but of people taking advantage of one of the PayPal features where you can request money from anyone with an email address. While it’s great that there’s an easy ... READ MORE 

Posted on April 16, 2020 by Nathan Lyle in Email, Security, Spam Hall of Shame
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Meeting People & Doing Business Virtually

With self imposed quarantine and social distancing changing our national routine almost overnight, being able to connect with each other over the Internet is more important than ever. If you haven’t already found a good tool you can use to ... READ MORE 

Posted on March 22, 2020 by Nathan Lyle in Articles

Controversial cPanel Price Increase

cPanel has been the world’s most popular control panel for Linux-based servers. Chances are, if you’ve purchased website hosting, you’ve encountered cPanel at some point. The software is licensed by hosting providers, and license fees are typically wrapped into the ... READ MORE 

Posted on September 29, 2019 by Nathan Lyle in General News, Hosting, Software Updates

Don’t Panic, Don’t (Most of the Time) Click!

One of the easiest ways to misery is being tricked into clicking a link in the wrong email. Many spam messages will have links, that if clicked, will end up installing viruses or malware on your computer. These fall under ... READ MORE 

Posted on June 19, 2019 by Nathan Lyle in Email, Spam Hall of Shame

How To Make Sure You Receive Our Emails

If you are having trouble receiving email from My Web Maestro, it’s possible that our mail is getting flagged as spam and either being deleted or sent to your junk/spam folder. We recommend that you “whitelist” our domain name or ... READ MORE 

Posted on June 16, 2019 by Nathan Lyle in Email, How To

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