Hi Claire,
I suggest everyone gets a virus protection program like Symantec Antivirus that scans your mail before you see it - I just updated my subscription to this and this version updates daily to new viruses. As far as the gecko list goes, if it does not have [gecko] in the subject title then you know it is bogus. There are tons of "phony" e-mails with viruses out there too, I get viruses from my own fake e-mail address daily - I had to block my e-mail address with my spam program! Hope the virus did not do too much damage to your computer.
Julie B.
Claire Hendy wrote:
Hello,
Sorry to post this as its off topic but i just thought to let people know that i recieved this email this morning and since it was Gekkota related i opened it and found it had a virus on it
anywho i just thought to warn people to scan the attachment first if you recieve an email from the address below. the virus found was "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
Claire
ps, the subject was titled "Postcard".
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Best wishes,
your friend.
+++ Attachment: No Virus found +++ Kaspersky AntiVirus - www.kaspersky.com
ATTACHMENT part 2 application/octet-stream
name=letter.zip
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