Daily Tip: Emails To Look Out For If you get an email urging you to update your eBay, PayPal, or bank account information, chances are it's false. An easy way to tell in Outlook is to hover your mouse pointer over the hyperlink in the message. If the URL reads something like "www.paypal.com" in the message, but some other address such as "www.vali-dationcgi.org" shows up in the floating box next to the pointer as you hover, you can be pretty certain you should delete the email. Phishing emails attempt to get you to provide personal information by mimicking emails from legitimate companies. Most companies will never ask you to verify account information with an email, so beware any such correspondence. Daily Term: keyword stuffing
Some Web sites determine the relevancy of a Web site to a given search based on the number of times the search terms appear on the page. In order to appear more relevant and gain more visitors, some Web sites stuff keywords into the Web pages. The keywords can be hidden in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) so they don't appear on the Web page. Other sites create text the same color as the background so the text appears invisible to the user. Some search engines may penalize a Web site if it determines it's using keyword stuffing. David Ferrin Most people don't know what they're doing and a lot of them are really good at it. For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
