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I had not even logged in for a bit.  I did not want to know the answer, LOL.  I am glad it was so simple. Of course we often provide the hosting as well I cannot imagine just shutting off a customer account because the 3am Sunday morning credit card did not process.  There really should be a point of membership time where enough value has been received to give a few days grace.  This whole deal cost more in the way of scheduling issues.  We broke out the old spiders and did some site crawling of our own. Found some stuff that was being missed so it was a good thing all in all.  Roger is out of the dog house.    Thanks Sha!!

It's deprecated now what should we use now?

Hi David, It's odd that Roger would pick up on so many 302s. When I ran a crawl of your site with Screaming Frog and the only 302s were for static assets, which I don't think roger would be crawling anyway. What sort of URLs are you getting the 302s for? If you think these are errors, feel free to contact the help team (help@seomoz.org) and see if they can help you sort this out. You could most likely rewrite whatever Wordpress plugin to return a 301 instead of a 302 (or have a wordpress php developer do it for you - it should be a pretty simple job) but overall, it probably won't make much a huge difference in your SEO. But in general, you want to minimize your redirects when speeding up your site. For example, SEOmoz uses a CDN, but each static resource is linked directly to the CDN server, without the redirect. For my own wordpress sites, I use WP Super Cache and CloudFlare. Both are free and have sped up my sites amazingly well. In particular, I'm a huge fan of CloudFlare, given the extra security measures. Well worth checking out.