>You didn't get it from me
[email protected] you got it
>from someone who has my email address on there computer and
>it has been taken from there lists as I don't send email
>from that address unless some one sends me email at it and I
>return a answer. I get them from you also and I kmow you
>didn't send it.If people would use BCC to hide the names of
>others on mass mailings the proublem would almost go away.
>Ed
>>One of the features of some of the recent computer viruses
>>is they often will show an incorrect sender's address.
>
>Hi Elwyn
>
>I kind of figured that also but 3 out of the 5 listed I am
>familiar with and have attempted to reply to them only to
>recieve more virus' back so I am figuring they may have a
>virus on their computer
I have the latest version of Norton on my computer and everything in or out is scanned by it. My ISP also has virus protection on email both ways. Also I have not sent you any emails.
Bill Sawyer
[email protected]
I almost always use the BCC: line for this very reason
and since I replied a couple of times to the emails that my ISP's virus protector caught I was not pointing the finger just making the guys aware of the fact I was getting them and who's emails were on the return since the normal reply way didnt work
please dont hold it against me