VIRUS WARNING!!

VIRUS ALERT
If you get bulk mail from "BMR" Or "BMER" or "BMER90" with an attachment DON'T OPEN IT.
I've gotten about 20 in the last week, I tried to open the attachments but my virus protection caught it and alerts that it contains "beagle virus". I don't know what that is but I don't want it and neither do you.
The attachments calm to be pictures of animals, hunting scenes things of interest to people like us.
Be careful with this one!
I e-maled BMER or whoever thinking it was someone here, but got NO response at all. :results:

 

[wulf]

Thankyou very much for your concern.

 

[Claude Mathis]

If you get bulk mail from "BMR" Or "BMER" or "BMER90" with an attachment DON'T OPEN IT.

RULE ONE: Never open any attachment unless you are absolutely sure who sent it.

Even then, you may wish to check with them before opening it.

 

[roundball]

Yeah, I know...I keep seeing these unexpected things popping up everywhewre about buying bumper stickers, but I just keep deleting them :: :: :: :: ::

 

[Claude Mathis]

Yeah, I know...I keep seeing these unexpected things popping up everywhewre about buying bumper stickers, but I just keep deleting them

Careful. I know where you live. ::

 

RULE ONE: Never open any attachment unless you are absolutely sure who sent it.

Even then, you may wish to check with them before opening it.

Viruses and worms have the habit of replicate themselves on computers reading your AddressBook and sending itself to all your friends, 80 percent of all e-mail viruses sent to you will be sent by (your friends)!!! :m2c: :results:

 

[Claude Mathis]

Viruses and worms have the habit of replicate themselves on computers reading your AddressBook and sending itself to all your friends, 80 percent of all e-mail viruses sent to you will be sent by (your friends)!!!

:agree:

Possible solutions...

1. Always check with the person that sent it before opening.
2. Buy a Macintosh! :winking:

 

2. Buy a Macintosh!

:agree: The only sure way

 

[Stumpkiller]

2. Buy a Macintosh!

Don't be so smug. Eventually, one of the 327 people who own a Mac (all seem to be in CA?) will turn evil and design a virus. There's just too few out there to justify desiging a virus. ::

 

[Claude Mathis]

Eventually, one of the 327 people who own a Mac (all seem to be in CA?) will turn evil and design a virus. ::

That shows what you know! It's up to 342 as of last year, smarty pants. :shake:

 

[Zonie]

As a Mac costs more than $2000, and my PC only cost $500 I was curious about the difference in price.
I was told the actual price of the two is the same.
It's the translator that converts the California language into American English that costs $1500. :: :crackup: :crackup:

 

[bob1961]

my ISP has a website i can log on to with my id and pass word and look at my mail before i let it get to my mailbox....how nice is that........................bob

 

[shmrck1]

ZONIE,
you go boy!!!!!!!!!!!I paid $600 for this dell & talking to all you!! sometimes i don't know what i'm doing
on it though :: :relax:
snake-eyes

 

[shmrck1]

claude
your turn!!!! :master:
snake-eyes

 

I paid 900 bucks for my cutom built one. That means I paid 800 bucks too muc, but i can see into the clear plastic case at all those neet fans and lgihts that I don't understand anyway. :what:

 

[musketman]

Here is the cause of Maxi-Virus...

 

[Stumpkiller]

Hard-working engineers prefer Macs. That's why they sell so few. :haha:

 

[Claude Mathis]

claude
your turn!!!! :master:
snake-eyes

Being the president of both the San Diego Macintosh User Group and the San Diego Computer Society (cross-platform), I'm not supposed to engage in this kind of behavior. :winking:

 

[No Powder]

Cross What? eace:

 

[roundball]

Cross What? eace:

:what:
Is that the same as 'cross-dresser' ?
(I knew that tri-cornerd hat looked funny!)