I haven't received bogus news emails but I have received about half a 
dozen emails claiming to be from Amazon.com, verifying an order which I 
never placed with a supposed receipt, conveniently attached to the 
message for me to open.  Of course, I don't open them.  There is also at 
least one glaring spelling error in the email.

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On 5/11/2014 12:33 PM, Ana G wrote:
> Speaking of annoyances, is anyone else getting emails from First News. 
> Last night I received half a dozen, and this morning, I received 
> another three or four. The subject lines sound like headlines, but 
> they probably weren't written by a native speaker of English. The 
> messages themselves contain lots of links, which, of course, I didn't 
> activate.
>
> Anyone else know where these are coming from or how to get rid of them.
> On 5/11/2014 6:00 AM, Jeff Kenyon wrote:
>> Greetings, I don't know what is up now but I got another call from 
>> Windows security allegedly yesterday. This is the second one and 
>> three months.
>>
>> Is anybody gotten any calls like this recently? The last time I got 
>> one was in February, and the caller yesterday got the same reaction 
>> for me that the person got in February when the call.
>>
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