Author: Chessfun
Date: 22:34:19 08/27/02
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On August 28, 2002 at 01:04:32, Russell Reagan wrote: >I recieved this also. I find no reason to believe that it is an accident. The >person responsible clearly had to do some work to gather a list of email >addresses from this password protected forum, then take the additional step of >specially naming the files something about Shredder. Not if the person is a member all e-mails are available through the search feature and for all we know the virus picked up the e-mail addresses there. >I also find it very hard to believe that this is an accident and that this >person simply recieved a virus and it was sent out to all of us. I have never >recieved an email from this person in the past, so I seriously doubt this person >has all of us in his address book (for good purposes anyway). I have never received one from him till now either, all the more reason to assume it's simply a virus. >Since it originated from an attbi.com email address (my ISP) I emailed >abuse@attbi.com with my complaint. Feel free to do so if you feel so inclined as >well. Maybe when they cut off his high speed internet service he'll get a hint >:) Arn't you a sweetie.. >If you'd like to lodge your complaint with the attbi.com Security Department via >telephone, you can call 1-800-871-6298. Since you already e-mailed them and informed them of a problem what would be the purpose of calling them....agh to lodge our complaints...thanks but since you already did that, I think it's simpler to pass. Albert's original post warned members about the e-mails. I myself got 1/2 dozen but do we simply open e-mail attachments for no reason. Come now this is the COMPUTER chess club isn't it?. Personally I think it's probably some young kid who's PC has little/no virus protection. Innocent till proven guilty rings a bell. Why is everyone so paranoid? Sarah.
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