You link is not working because it was broken into two lines by your email software, in which case it will not work. This is because your email software program only highlighted part of the link that we provided to you, leaving out essential, last [encoded] part of the Web address, which it broke off into a second line. All links must appear on one line in order to work, and that's how we always present links to you, both on the site when our server generates it for you, and in any emails that we may send you afterward.
If this is the case, simply change the settings on your email software to show at least 107 characters before forcing a line break, or better yet, use a Web-based email service to read our Ad Management Email. Encoded links like ours always work just fine wheneever clicked on frmom any Web-based email service provider, but they often don't work when they're clicked on within offline email clients like Outlook Express, which was developed long before 32-bit encoded links like ours ever became ubiquitous. However, Microsoft never updated Outlook Express to support such links when they did become commonplace, which is a real head-scratcher.
