Possibly a trojan if you click the link?

David
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Vladimir Cheplygin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> What's up ?
>
> On 05 Mar 2007 07:40:13 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Ed Horrocks wants to talk with you using the new Yahoo! Messenger:
>>
>> Accept the invitation by clicking this link:
>>
>>
>> http://invite.msg.yahoo.com/invite?op=accept&intl=uk&sig=TGAEWVBoGMMfNsfpvxTzZfNZ1Xl7n_x_PJML8xIoqiiQ5E3gDUjPul34mHo0SzcqCy3j1yWf85btne5AUgC1FG7qG66BnXK9Wd1xVpx5u6n5hPf.Bjerd5lPtgFL2u2K0yQ4l1Nsy6J3w21XEHm43nfyV82M0gAtYN7roQ--
>>
>> With Yahoo! Messenger, you get:
>>
>> Free worldwide PC-to-PC calls.* All you need are speakers and a 
>> microphone
>> (or a headset). If no one's there, leave a voicemail!
>>
>> IM Windows Live&trade; Messenger friends too. Add your Windows Live
>> friends to your Yahoo! contact list. See when they're online and IM them
>> anytime.
>>
>> Stealth settings keep you in control. Now you can get in touch on your
>> time, by controlling who sees when you're online.
>>
>> So what are you waiting for? It's free. Get Yahoo! Messenger and start
>> connecting how you want, when you want.
>>
>> ** Emergency 999 calling services not available on Yahoo! Messenger.
>> Please inform others who use your Yahoo! Messenger they must dial 999
>> through traditional phone lines or mobiles. Not for use in countries 
>> where
>> use is prohibited. Free calling refers only to internet calling, and
>> requires that you provide your own internet access. Call usage may be
>> limited by your ISP.
>>
>> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>


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