New Email Scam Warning!

The latest email scam I received that looks like it is from Microsoft but it is a virus.
If you receive a questionable email (Forward) the message to
"reportphishing@antiphishing.org"

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• Virus
• scam
• email
• internet
• link

[RetroKingdomrules]

the link is what is used when u start internet that godotmicrosoftdotcom link yea when im loading it says that so its a real link :)) stay updated

[BetaFlux]

The one I showed in this video is fake.

[maydarkruleoverlight]

this means that i should delete all my mail from microsoft?

because i got like 4

one that sais that i won somethin [i never open it but still theres]

and some of msn live or something[yea i use msn]

i delete them?

please tell me

[BetaFlux]

yes just delete them, If you don't know who an email is from then delete it.

[BroBryce]

Hi there... Just thought you'd like to know that the downloader file has been removed from zanatas -- or at least the one at THAT address. I tried to go there to download it and see what it was (yeah, I'm that kind of mad scientist that I like to do those kinds of experiments). Anyways, it's not there anymore.

[BetaFlux]

That's cool, Thanks for the update, I'm sure it will turn up somewhere..:}

[650038haig]

send me the link i will try it out on my virtual computer and see what it dose

[ytsolarus]

Thanks for the idea about using Frontpage.

[chevyman10001]

Don't you just love avast! I have been using it foe about 2 years and LOVE IT! Yeah, this is off subject but I got a letter in the mail a few weeks ago and it said I was a winner for a ramdom drawing and it has a check for 4,00$ for taxes and if I sent them my back info they will send me 118,000$ to my back account. Well I looked up online and it was on ripoffreport that it was a scam and I called my local sheriff department and they said it was a scam too. So look out! good vvid betaflux!

[unicornlxi]

I usually delete emails I'm not 100% sure of, but I recently received one that really piqued my interest. It wanted me to click a "secret message" to me, which I didn't. My service provider advised that I was correct in assuming that anything toxic arising from the opening of the missive would only effect the computer on which it was opened. I obtained an old computer that a buddy was about to toss and plan to use it as a test computer: forward suspicious mail 2 it and open there. Is this safe?

[WormaUploader]

Good job

[dkoch2]

hmmm, never thought about using this program to read the links. I just usually hover my mouse over the link and look at the very bottom of the screen where the link shows up, if it doesn't match then I know it's a definite fake

[TutorialTelevision]

screw you dude, hes fine

[killbot999]

ya thats right

[GVL79]

that's uncalled for dude