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Date: | Fri, 23 Jan 2004 12:04:47 -0600 |
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Phil, and Everyone,
I get lots and lots of spam and filthy email that I never open. Some times
the subject is very miss-leading, and then I might open it, and then I am
totally ashamed of the message, and I immediately delete it.
I also have gotten those messages from the different banks and even Wells
Fargo, where we do have our banking. I just delete them.
I'm praying for this spam email situation for everyone. I think it's worse
now than it was.
Love and Blessings.
Pat Ferguson
At 08:41 AM 1/22/04 -0700, you wrote:
>Boy, I have always gotten spam but the level of daily spam messages is
>amazing these days. Half my messages this morning were spam related. It's
>been that way for weeks, too. Sandy got one the other day concerning our
>account at the U S Bank here in Denver which was frozen due to illegal
>activity. I had heard about this one on the news earlier in the week so
>enjoyed going in and reading it on her computer. They wanted you to click
>on this link to go to their website in order to give them your bank account
>number, pin numbers, password, and other related information. Of course, it
>was for the purpose of identity theft. The server for this scam has been
>traced by at least one source and it is on a computer in Moscow, Russia.
>Interesting. By the way, we due have a couple of accounts at the U S Bank
>here in Denver but we have never used their online banking for anything and
>I have never given the bank our email addresses. A couple of weeks ago, it
>was Citi Bank customers getting this same email.
>
>Phil.
>
>Crazy For Jesus
>www.SafePlaceFellowship.com
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