Beware.

Tony Moss is on holiday in Greece and has had his iPad stolen. As it contains a list of his contacts, he wants me to make everyone aware that the thief may use them to send out scam emails. So, beware of requests purporting to come from him asking for money. He has everything he needs to get

Beware!

Fellow Shadow Watchers, In the past hours I've received a string of authentic-looking messages complete with a 'Final Warning', but NOT from my ISP, telling me that my email services will be suspended if I don't open an attached zipped item. On past experience this would

Re: Beware messages from Colonial Brass

Ron Anthony contributed: >I have worked with and used products from Colonial Brass. I won't >characterize them or their products as bogus. Several years ago while on a UK Trade Mission I seem to recall seeing some of their products on the garden furniture floor of 'America's Mart' which is a

Re: Beware messages from Colonial Brass

John, I have worked with and used products from Colonial Brass. I won't characterize them or their products as bogus. ++ron - Original Message - From: "John Carmichael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Sundial List" Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 8:44 A

Re: Beware messages from Colonial Brass

Hi John: Most virus infected email is not sent by the "from" email address. You can check the header information using "Geek Tools" or "Sam Spade" to see if the senders domain matches the displayed email, but it almost never does. So your infected email probably did not come from Colonial Brass.

Beware messages from Colonial Brass

My Norton Antivirus just caught a virus attachment on an email from Colonial Brass, makers of bogus sundials. I don't think they like me! John John L. Carmichael Jr. Sundial Sculptures 925 E. Foothills Dr. Tucson Arizona 85718 USA Tel: 520-696-1709 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Website: