Something strange is going on. In my email today are two emails regarding "Info about St Pitersburg". One is from "Dahdoctor", and one is a mail bounce to Charles Riggs. I didn't click the link for "St Pitersburg" since I instinctively know that it's some sort of porn. Evidently, someone has one of those mail forwarding virus thingys. I don't use Outlook Express, so I assume I don't have it. I'll run my virus program just in case. Others getting this?
Tony Cooper aka: tony (Email Removed) Provider of Jots, Tittles, and Oy!s
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[nq:1]Something strange is going on. In my email today are two emails regarding "Info about St Pitersburg". One is from ...
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[nq:1]Something strange is going on.
In my email today are two emails regarding "Info about St Pitersburg".
One is from ...
Outlook Express, so I assume I don't have it.
I'll run my virus program just in case.
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