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Originally Posted by thetruthisoutthere
I started in computers in 1974 running a Honeywell 200 (65K) MainFrame and eventually to IBM Mainframes (thru the 1980's and 1990's), but I learned early in the 1990's never to click on a link in your email and that same advice works today.
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I agree with Chris. People blindly click on links without thinking that the party supposedly sending them the email would not have their email address in the first place.
One quick way to check on a suspicious email is to hit reply and see the email address that is in the "To" line. Almost all of the time it is a phony address.