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I don't know if the person realizes that they are sending out viruses.

If someone could look into this.

The messages are coming from: Kcooper.

I am covered but others may not be.

Below is what our virus protector has been sending and deleting the messages automatically.

Dawn.....Mom of 4

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++VIRUS BLOCKER MESSAGE STATUS+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Virus successfully cleaned out of attachment(s): No attachments are in this category.+ Attachment(s) deleted due to virus: 1. the_message.zip: W32.Beagle@mm!zip+++++++++++++++++++Powered by Symantec+++++++++++++++++++------- Encrypted document

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Dawn wrote:

> ,

>

> I did not think that you were sending out the viruses. I had just

> recieved 5 and they all had viruses. I just wanted to make sure no one

> was opening a virus. On the ones that were coming it appeared to have a

> smiley face attached to them when I checked them out on the website.

> This last one however did not. Was not intendending to offend anyone.

> If I did I am sorry.

> PPPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEE Forgive

> me............................ 8O)~

>

> Dawn.....Mom of 4

I go† one of these yesterday. The first thing I did was to expand the

message headers to full so I could send it to the abuse line at my ISP.

Then I used the Netscape Message Security Info choice under " View. " It

showed that the attachment was an application and *not* a text file. So

I sent the whole thing off to my ISP, with a note in the menubar warning

that it was probably a virus.

If you have a local ISP, you can do this too. I don't know what the

procedures are for a national ISP like AOL or Earthlink.

Annie, who loves ya annie@...

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