All messages asking you to forward it, and promising that some good is going to happen to someone (or you) are fraudulent. These are plain mischievous or sometimes even malicious (denial of service kind of attacks, basically to choke the bandwidth)
With websites (links), it is prudent to take the name - say "bookh" and google for it, if it is listed there... While on the subject, the one-point support site for the elimination of hunger is www.thehungersite.com If you can trust me, go ahead and click but you may like to type thehungersite in google. It is backed by the UN development program (UNDP). From the time I have known it (6 years ago), they have expanded their activities - and god knows if it is the diff they made, but hunger-related deaths are fewer than then. shank On 10/10/06, ulprasanthi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Friends, Today I received a mail forward with the subject, 'Please spent 2 min for this girl'. The girl has lost his father in Sep 11 incident and from then her mother is in hospital?!!? The child is in foster home. If the mail with the details is forwarded, Red Cross donates 10 cents for each mail. Is it true? What is the use for Red Cross or for any organizations if a mail is forwarded! Also about the clicks on the websites like bhookh.com etc., If anyone knows, please mail to the group. Thank you. with regards, Prasanthi. When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Related Link: http://geocities.com/dokkuface4 Post message: [email protected] Subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] List owner: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo! Groups Links
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