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Feb 18, 2012, 05:26 PM
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I just received an e-mail from Fed Ex. I was about to open the attachment and thank goodness I didn't. I called Fed Ex about it and they say the attachment has a virus. So don't open any e-mails from Fed Ex! Pass it on...
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Feb 19, 2012, 06:58 AM
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Thank you for the heads up, there are a lot "Phishing" scams and other malignant things out on the internet. You did the right thing calling Fed Ex.
A few tips to add 1-Never respond to company email requesting your SSN, Credit Card Number or Address, if there is a need to do this always go to firms secure site. 2) If you receive an email claiming to be from X Y or Z firm, always contact the firm and inquire. 3) Never put your information into anything other than secure site (https). 4) Always save all internet correspondance. 5) Invest in a spyware program and make frequent use of it. 6) Always delete your browse history before going back off line and shutting your PC down. |
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