Help!
It seems I just sent myself the Ad shown below. (NOT!).
I viral screen daily, so I assume some worm plucked my address from the
e-directory on the computer of someone else. Is there anything we can
do to protect our E-address from such abuse?
The only difference between this send and my sends are the <> marks
actually showed up on the rogue address in my In-Box. They don't show
up on my authentic sends. And, when I tried reply to sender the marks
disappear and replies are directed to me.
Is it safe to assume that addresses that are bracketed by <> are more
suspect than those that are not?
Also, this seems to be a good time to remind computer users to use Blind
Carbon Copies "BCC" or "(...)".
Thanks for any advice.
Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience and my assurance that I
did not send this piece of junk mail designed to sell medicines.
Best!
Liz
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 00:01:41 +0900 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Never see a doctor again to get the med|cations you want. ...
(plus hypertext and phone numbers, which I've deleted)
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