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7 Comments on "BEWARE" ... (VIRUS ALERT) !!! reblog ???
Seems that until there is a way to catch these people, this is just something we will have to live with. Thanks for the reblog Maureen!
I rarely open an e-mail that I do not recognize. It's a shame that virus protection has not figured out how to block these things all together.
Hello Maureen and thanks for the re-blog and it's important to protect ourselves!
Vegas Bob ... ;)
It's great to be part of a community with so many eyes to spot cyberspace dangers.
Bob, My pleasure.
If you’re ever unsure of linked text, just hover your mouse over the linked text and look at the bottom of your screen where you will see the actual link. If it’s not something you recognize, don’t go there, and if the “try this” email is not from one of your friends, simply don’t try it. Not worth it.
Jim, that's a great tip. I didn't know that, thanks.
Marueen, I got a computer virus once and that taught me...I learnd my lesson...if I don't know where the email originated...DELETE!