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Posted by chief
 - April 13, 2014, 12:52:11 PM

Yep, it is a serious problem... also some say they are from UPS and FedEx. Don't mess with them.

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - April 13, 2014, 12:00:30 PM

  Hey zig you know the same dude as me.....lol......

if I do not know the delete, when dealing with new people and I ask them to put their name and a common fact into the subject line for the first time they e mail me so I'll know who they are.

Posted by zig
 - April 13, 2014, 09:13:50 AM

Yeah, I do with email the same as phone calls. If I don't recognize them, I don't answer. There's no telling how many millions of dollars in inheritance I've given up from a Nigerian prince trying to wire money to my bank account....

Posted by Troll
 - April 13, 2014, 09:01:29 AM

I got an interesting email today. My email client, Thunderbird, flagged it as a phishing scam. It was from (supposedly) the United States Postal Service.....The return address was .UK....Interesting! It said that USPS was unable to deliver a package to my address, and I should go to this link and print a label to take to the PO to get my package...Yeah, right. I did a cut and paste and went to the web site in Chrome. It sent me a .RAR file. I unpacked it and this is what I found:
Bottom line, don't open it. It's a Russian scam to steal passwords.  I never even opened it as it was designed, and I still had to do a cleanup.

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