This underlines how important it is to use an e-mail program that
displays the originating address. That "you've won a ..." e-mail from
a major retailer is quickly revealed to be from some obscure address
(not Home Depot or Walmart, after all). A couple of days ago, I
received a message purportedly from a relative of my sister-in-law, who
passed away last fall. Happily, the originating address was a giveaway
- "Amanda Rosman <alberto.garci...@alumno.buap.mx>".
73, Pete N4ZR
On 1/2/2024 4:13 PM, Dave wrote:
I don't know if anyone else on the Elecraft list is receiving this
nonsense, but I have reported it for enforcement action to the UK
Government reporting centre.
73 Dave G4AON
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