Hi Richard.
Got the same kind of thing at my moms house.. Ebay. was one.. Amazon was
another.. The Amazon said,, Here is your order for.. and it listed about 4
or 5 software bundles.. First.. we NEVER ordered them.. Second.. it said,
"click here to check the status".. I wasn't about to do that.

When I called Amazon.. before I could get the words out. the rep said.. YES,
these are coming in.. Its a SCAM. and to just ignore it.. Delete it..

I have also gotten from another source.. (Earthlink is our ISP).. I've
gotten, "Your acct will be disabled.. due to non-payment".. Well, that TOO..
is a scam.. cause we pay by credit card each month.(automatic) and Earthlink
is aware of these happenings..

This is frustrating.. cause you never know what is "real/vs. what is fake"..
but mostly.. the garbage coming into our computers.. are all just that..
"Garbage"..


HELENE
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "pcworks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 11:01 AM
Subject: PCWorks: strange messages


> In the last month or so I have been getting two to three emails from
strange
> accounts about shipping costs for ebay items that are either non existent
or
> months old. I have scanned for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and spy ware and I still get these.
> Question is could this just be a scam to get me to follow the url or could
> someone else have a [EMAIL PROTECTED] and messages are being randomly sent out to
people
> in there mailbox. I have sent emails to the senders and they are always
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