Narrowly avoided disaster last night

falcongalMember

Yesterday evening I received an e-mail that was supposedly from Paypal. It said that unless I downloaded the attachment my account would be deactivated in five days. I forwarded it to spoof@paypal.com and this morning I received an e-mail from Paypal saying it was not from them and that the attachment was a virus. I did not open the attachment but did a virus scan anyway, and it said no viruses were found. What possesses some TOTALLY EVIL people to create and send these things??

(Ranting and fuming here.) It's a good thing that I didn't open it. Be careful, everybody.

[This message was edited by Falcon Gal on January 11, 2004 at 11:41 AM.]

1/11/0411:23 AM

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