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Received email from these people showed one of my email address and there was a link to confirm password. It requested I did not click it as spam as it would inflict on memberships??????? and of course I did click it as spam. It said it was a monthly test and i was to ignore it but it sounded dodgy.
Has anyone else come across this, it targeted a yahoo email so has anyone else with yahoo had the same?
Mailman is just a piece of software for managing mailing lists. I'm sure some spammer do use it, but mostly it's used by genuine mailing lists (in my experience)
Thanks for the reply.
It just looked so in 'computer language' and I havnt had one before. It made no mention of who they were acting on behalf and so alarmed me. I suppose if who the represent are genuine it'll just appear in my spam box and I should be able to realise who they are. Thanks.
You did the right thing. You should always spam thing that you do not know or are not sure of unless from people you know. Even if it is from someone you know but are not sure of the email, email your friend/family direct and ask them if they sent it to you before clicking on it.
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Thanks for the answer, I just hope I havnt done damage by reading it I didnt click on the link, so should be ok. Silly thing is I cant afford to update my virus software and its been out of date for about a few months now, I could be getting targeted because of this Silly me
Have a click on Michaels link, as he says, it's free, and so are the updates.
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Never phone or accept phonecalls from debt collection companies.
If you don't believe you can win, there is no point in getting out of bed.
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good job you did not click on that link as it was an auto download of microsoft anti virus 2008 which has nothing to do with them but this little sod puts a trojan backdoor dialer in and it's from zlob. i use another computer in my celler for suss emails as i like trying to bounce them back from wench they came :grin::grin::grin:
Thanks for the advice. Funny enough the other day I heard about avg on the local radio and have downloaded it. Only thing is it is saying some software needs removing, as in out of date norton and something else and once Ive worked out how wo do it, norton is sticky at staying on, then Ill get it sorted. Surfing the internet I am fine but anything software and Im a dud.
arrr good old norton
if you still have the norton disk put it in when it loads it will give you the option to remove
if you do not have the disk right click on the norton desk top icon go down to properties left then a box will appear click on find find target in there will be the uninstall icon double click that sod and get rid of norton
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