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How to identify the "actual" e-mail address/URL of some messages that provide clearly faulse e-mail contact infformation/etc. ...
From:
Jim Hamilton <[log in to unmask]>
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Jim Hamilton <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Fri, 8 Jul 2016 00:34:32 -0400
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Hello again:
 
Another thing that I remember, from some time last year... a lister sent out
a method for uncovering "hidden", or "false" e-mail addresses, or URL's from
which SPAM/viruses/Malware may be coming forth into the world if one is not
careful.  I especially like the links that say: "click here" to check our
website".  As I recall, it was not an an arduous undertaking; but, I have
search my, what I thought was a fairly complete collection of the
"important" - to me - "self-creating" e-mails from VICUG-L - call it my own
personal tutorial on "everything I wanted to know about JAWS
accessibility/tricks, and I cannot locate it.
 
Could someone please fill me in on how to do this kind of thing?
 
Thanks much.
 
Jim H
 
 


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