I don't know how valid this is but there's a new computer virus on the way !!
its an email sent one, so if you get an email with the subject ' POSTCARD '
DELETE IT no mater who sent it !!
KK
it's been around since at least 2007 and is not as bad as it sounds
check it at snopes.com
http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/postcard.asp (http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/postcard.asp)
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I got this warning from a kuzz in the US as a FW :evil: i hate it when PPL FW stuff !! 100s of email addresses go with if and mine taged to it :evil:
next will be all the SPAM AAaaaaaahhhhhhhh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cheers Mustang for puttin me right !!
KK
I got an Email from my sister recommending blue pills at 3am yesterday. Given that we're not given to discussing subjects of that nature, and that she's never been awake at 3am to my knowledge, I'm guessing her Hotmail address book's been hacked :roll:
Quote from: "Bixxer Bob"I got an Email from my sister recommending blue pills at 3am yesterday. Given that we're not given to discussing subjects of that nature, and that she's never been awake at 3am to my knowledge, I'm guessing her Hotmail address book's been hacked :roll:
Now thats is funny :D :D
Ok so what are the chances the Postcard KK is worried about is the Blue Tit one Mustang posted in the other thread... :lol: :lol:
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On a similar theme has anyone had notification from DHL or Fed Ex that they can't deliver a package, only curious because I have two, problem being I'm not expecting anything and they are in the wrong e mail account.
The message has a zipped letter attached that is referred to in the message which says open the letter to see the details.
Am I right in being suspicious, or am I turning down an early Christmas present?
Quote from: "John Stenhouse"On a similar theme has anyone had notification from DHL or Fed Ex that they can't deliver a package, only curious because I have two, problem being I'm not expecting anything and they are in the wrong e mail account.
The message has a zipped letter attached that is referred to in the message which says open the letter to see the details.
Am I right in being suspicious, or am I turning down an early Christmas present?
it's a scam
neither DHL or Fed x will notify by email
Quote from: "John Stenhouse"On a similar theme has anyone had notification from DHL or Fed Ex that they can't deliver a package, only curious because I have two, problem being I'm not expecting anything and they are in the wrong e mail account.
The message has a zipped letter attached that is referred to in the message which says open the letter to see the details.
Am I right in being suspicious, or am I turning down an early Christmas present?
Yup, thats a scam.
It gives you a phone number to ring to "re-arrange" the delivery, the scam is the number is premium rate, i`ve heard it costs you around £50 per minute!
I didn't even open the letter! I thought it was a virus.