Post by jojo on May 9, 2012 10:43:31 GMT
OK, long wind warning.
I have a sister in law who lives in Africa. She has daughters and granddaughters. Her grandaughters are all still young enough that I can spoil them, and naturally, I do.
Anyway, my sister in law has a not uncommon name.
So I get an email last night, claiming to be from who I thought was my sister in law. Though, strangely, the last name was slightly shortened. Never mind. She must have altered it, perhaps a new computer or something.
It wouldn't open on Mozilla, the line, click here to see photo did nothing.
So I opened it with Windows live. This time the line definately responded but still, wouldn't open the photos.
Now I was determined to see those photos, so I logged into Hotmail, found the email and clicked on it. This time the line did respond, but Hotmail warned me that it might be a problem. But what do they know, eh?
Another page was opened, asking me to log into Hotmail. Stupid program, doesn't knwo I already am in. I started to type in my password.
The Rapport warned me this was a phishing site. I checked the address and it was something quite strange.
It began with either, ww105. or sn139w.
I don't recognise these at all.
Thought I mention it because I am normally so careful. I'm also the first to tut tut when someone else does anything like this.
I have been warned. Complacency.
Not to be out done, I'll take this opportunity, (as if I needed much of an excuse, ;D) to post a latest pic anyway.
I have a sister in law who lives in Africa. She has daughters and granddaughters. Her grandaughters are all still young enough that I can spoil them, and naturally, I do.
Anyway, my sister in law has a not uncommon name.
So I get an email last night, claiming to be from who I thought was my sister in law. Though, strangely, the last name was slightly shortened. Never mind. She must have altered it, perhaps a new computer or something.
It wouldn't open on Mozilla, the line, click here to see photo did nothing.
So I opened it with Windows live. This time the line definately responded but still, wouldn't open the photos.
Now I was determined to see those photos, so I logged into Hotmail, found the email and clicked on it. This time the line did respond, but Hotmail warned me that it might be a problem. But what do they know, eh?
Another page was opened, asking me to log into Hotmail. Stupid program, doesn't knwo I already am in. I started to type in my password.
The Rapport warned me this was a phishing site. I checked the address and it was something quite strange.
It began with either, ww105. or sn139w.
I don't recognise these at all.
Thought I mention it because I am normally so careful. I'm also the first to tut tut when someone else does anything like this.
I have been warned. Complacency.
Not to be out done, I'll take this opportunity, (as if I needed much of an excuse, ;D) to post a latest pic anyway.
