> << This is from Schwab corporate headquarters - so it's no joke.
> Very 
> scary. 
> Be careful Just when you thought you were safe, now we have the 
> following
> to 
> deal with...please read, it definitely is a serious threat to our 
> lives 
> and 
> health. 
> This is an alert about a virus in the original sense of the
> word...one that affects your body, not your hard drive. There have been
> 23 
> confirmed 
> cases of people attacked by the Klingerman Virus, a virus that arrives 
> in 
> your real mail box, not your e-mail in box. Someone has been mailing 
> large 
> blue envelopes, seemingly at random, to people inside the US. On 
> the 
> front 
> of the envelope in bold black letters is printed, "A gift for you 
> from 
> the 
> Klingerman Foundation." When the envelopes are opened, there
> is 
> a 
> small 
> sponge sealed in plastic. This sponge carries what has come to be 
> known 
> as 
> the Klingerman Virus, as public health officials state this is a 
> strain 
> of 
> virus they have not previously encountered. When asked for comment, 
> Florida 
> police Sergeant Stetson said, "We are working with the CDC and the 
> USPS, 
> but 
> have so far been unable to track down the origins of these letters. 
> The 
> return addresses have all been different, and we are certain a
remailing
> service is being used, making our jobs that much more 
> difficult." 
> Those who have come in contact with the Klingerman Virus have been
> hospitalized with severe dysentery. So far seven of the 
> twenty-three 
> victims 
> have died. There is no legitimate Klingerman Foundation mailing 
> unsolicited 
> gifts. If you receive an oversized blue envelopee in the mail marked 
> "A 
> gift 
> from the Klingerman Foundation". DO NOT open it. Place it in
> a 
> strong 
> plastic bag or container and call the police immediately. The "gift" 
> is 
> one 
> you definitely do not want to open. 
> PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO EVERYONE YOU CARE ABOUT. 
> Mrs. Sandra Dee McNair-Boyd
> Social WorkSecretary
> Yale New Haven Hospital
> Department of Social Work
> 203-688-2256
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