Important Newsgroup Virus Information

So THAT"S what the heck that is! I get that in my spam account alot
and i know i didn't send jack from there.



On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 15:14:20 GMT, "dkat"
wrote:

One looks to be a returned message
from your server or Microsoft that you sent out. IT ISN'T!.

Microsoft has a web site that explains all the hassle
they have been thru... I got those mailings and raised
particular Hell with them... before I knew it was virus.
www.Microsoft.com will explain alot of the problem
to you.

Nedra
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836
http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118

"jammer" wrote in message
...
So THAT"S what the heck that is! I get that in my spam account alot
and i know i didn't send jack from there.



On Tue, 02 Sep 2003 15:14:20 GMT, "dkat"
wrote:

One looks to be a returned message
from your server or Microsoft that you sent out. IT ISN'T!.

This original message is nothing but newsgroup spam - by clicking that link
you help the spammer sign up people for some contest or something.
rant
I have no sympathy for people who get a virus anymore. It takes so little
time to keep your products updated. Most virus' are written to affect the
Outlook Express email program - you can avoid a virus all together by using
a different program like Eudora or Netscape (or if you have CompuServe or
(gasp) aol the virus won't affect you if you open the email). Also you can
set your settings to not run scripts and, most importantly, update your
s/ware all the time. Most, not all, virus' are written to effect loop holes
/rant
I, personally, use EZ Trust Anti-Virus (I think www.etrust.com is the
website). Free updates, I think I pay like 10-20 bucks per year to keep the
license up to date - the program kicks @ss.

LeeAnne

wrote in message
. net...
There have been numerous reports about a new virus circulating the
newsgroups. Please click here for more information. Thank you.

http://www.iwars.net/dmxdvc.html

Regards

This original message is nothing but newsgroup spam - by clicking that link
you help the spammer sign up people for some contest or something.
rant
I have no sympathy for people who get a virus anymore. It takes so little
time to keep your products updated. Most virus' are written to affect the
Outlook Express email program - you can avoid a virus all together by using
a different program like Eudora or Netscape (or if you have CompuServe or
(gasp) aol the virus won't affect you if you open the email). Also you can
set your settings to not run scripts and, most importantly, update your
s/ware all the time. Most, not all, virus' are written to effect loop holes
/rant
I, personally, use EZ Trust Anti-Virus (I think www.etrust.com is the
website). Free updates, I think I pay like 10-20 bucks per year to keep the
license up to date - the program kicks @ss.

LeeAnne

wrote in message
. net...
There have been numerous reports about a new virus circulating the
newsgroups. Please click here for more information. Thank you.

http://www.iwars.net/dmxdvc.html

Regards

"LeeAnne" wrote in message
...
I, personally, use EZ Trust Anti-Virus (I think www.etrust.com is the
website). Free updates, I think I pay like 10-20 bucks per year to keep
the
license up to date - the program kicks @ss.


I'd like to add my admiration for EZ Trust as well. It is affordable, easy
to use, and during "virus season" it is often updated 3 times A DAY. They
are highly recommended by PC Computing magazine. I've been using it for
years. It is excellent. Anyone who thinks he or she can dodge the virus
bullet and won't shell out for protection in this day and age is foolish
indeed.

NJ

I, personally, use EZ Trust Anti-Virus (I think www.etrust.com is the
website). Free updates, I think I pay like 10-20 bucks per year to keepthe
license up to date - the program kicks @ss.

Norton has caught several for me, the latest... this one about 2 weeks
ago......EVERYONE should have an anti virus program Jerri

http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond

I use AVG free edition from Grisoft its totally free and so are the updates
and it catches everything I have had.

Paul

"Jerrispond" wrote in message
...
I, personally, use EZ Trust Anti-Virus (I think www.etrust.com is the
website). Free updates, I think I pay like 10-20 bucks per year to
keepthe
license up to date - the program kicks @ss.

Norton has caught several for me, the latest... this one about 2 weeks
ago......EVERYONE should have an anti virus program Jerri


http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond

I use AVG free edition from Grisoft its totally free and so are the updates
and it catches everything I have had.

Paul

"Jerrispond" wrote in message
...
I, personally, use EZ Trust Anti-Virus (I think www.etrust.com is the
website). Free updates, I think I pay like 10-20 bucks per year to
keepthe
license up to date - the program kicks @ss.

Norton has caught several for me, the latest... this one about 2 weeks
ago......EVERYONE should have an anti virus program Jerri


http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond

I dont use any virus protection at all. I use eudora, zone alarm, and mailwasher. I
dont open attachments. I have blocked access to my DH and dont have any viruses.
Ingrid

"NJ" wrote:
Anyone who thinks he or she can dodge the virus
bullet and won't shell out for protection in this day and age is foolish
indeed.


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I, personally, use EZ Trust Anti-Virus (I think www.etrust.com is the
website). Free updates, I think I pay like 10-20 bucks per year to keepthe
license up to date - the program kicks @ss.

Norton has caught several for me, the latest... this one about 2 weeks
ago......EVERYONE should have an anti virus program Jerri

http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond