RE: Horrible Easter Vacation......... Tami UelmenKlumpyan

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I too was overtaken by a Facebook virus that guised itself as a game. i have been working with techs for four days now. It was a doosey for sue. Im worried about identity theft.

Russ

From: samters [mailto:samters ] On Behalf Of Ken WestSent: Monday, April 25, 2011 3:00 PMSamtersSubject: FW: Horrible Easter Vacation......... Tami UelmenKlumpyan

She must have given out her e-mail password to someone.When this scam hit here last year, their trick was to pretend they were theISP and they threatedned to cancel the account unless the customer confirmedtheir p/w. Once they have the p/w, they go into the account, change thep/w, and do whatever mischief they want, such as sending out these bogustravel-disaster pleas. The ISP may or may not be sympathetic to thesituation. ----------From: Ramos <ramoschristina1@...>Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2011 11:12:51 -0500Subject: RE: Horrible Easter Vacation......... Tami UelmenKlumpyanShe will have to reset all her passwords in order to gain control of heraccounts©hopefully they did not gain access to any vital information©

[Guest guest]

Recently I was notified by Walgreen's, the drug store chain, that their

e-mail system had been hacked into, so I been expecting to experience

something similar to what you've just described.

RE: Horrible Easter Vacation......... Tami Uelmen

Klumpyan

She will have to reset all her passwords in order to gain control of her

accountsŠhopefully they did not gain access to any vital informationŠ

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[Guest guest]

That's a good example of why it's a good idea to use a p/w for websites

different from your e-mail p/w.

> From: " Ekren " <ekren@...>

> Recently I was notified by Walgreen's, the drug store chain, that their

> e-mail system had been hacked into, so I been expecting to experience

> something similar to what you've just described.

>