wallstreetgypsy Loc: The Ruins of Troy

Here is something you should know about "Phishing" e-mails. Before you click on any link in an e-mail you receive, first run your cursor over the "From" address. If it turns out to be a jumble of numbers and letters, and/or if it has absolutely nothing to do with the web site it claims to be from, delete it immediately, and, if possible, block any further e-mails from that sender. Below are some of the more absurd examples I have encountered in just the last two days:

WARNING: Do not click on any of these links! They are for illustration only.

Dish TV:
YZY3IAXA3RP153DMJP3Q5PLFLFBCFF975YVQT2QW@newsletters.lobosupply.net

Free Insurance Quotes:
Z378SNXR7EWNSSOISJ3MPBBNCL4CVJX27EZ0DIMS@newsletters.fileterelogi.net

E-cigs:
R7T92AXHVQ@19X8AMS6.mipony.cementra.net;

Reverse Mortgage Calculator
PBNYZS3RC3@B7BU3HMR.weaken.devolvitquetu.net;

Supposedly Match.com
AVRBN6W1W6@H7Z9F3X8.foodstuff-walker.com
(My Favorite absurdity!)

Be safe!

no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun

Thanks for the heads up