At 05:16 AM 10/25/00 -0700, you wrote:
>You did not say which .dll but that's okay. Next time you try to go
>online, make note of what is missing and then go
>to <http://solo.abac.com/dllarchive/index.html>The DLL Archive ( its URL is:
><http://solo.abac.com/dllarchive/index.html>http://solo.abac.com/dllarchive/index.html)
>
>and find and download it to your machine - it will probably need to go
>into the c:\windows\system folder.
>
>--
> >^,,^< Sylve M. Davis >^,,^<
>
He's a spammer Sylve, look at his address.
" From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "
Ok, here's a short lesson to recognize spam. I will use this message as an
example.
First of all, the message contains no subject. Second, his username (the
part in front of his email address) is suspicious. Last but not least, if
that didn't tip you off, the word "scam" in his email address says it all!
Also, the company site he sent it from (he's probably an employee or
salesman), is a communications company. Ask yourself, why would a person
inside a large communications company ask such a simple question? Maybe he
hijacked their smtp server or he actually works for the company and they
allow such marketing ploys. Either way, the owner of the server is at
fault for allowing spamming and harvesting of email addresses or by having
an insecure mail server.
Jay
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