VIRUS ALERT

[mullyman]

I don't usually pass this type of crap on but I went to snopes and checked it myself, it's for real. With the holidays coming up and plenty of online shopping happening make sure you know what the message is before messing with it.
MULLY




> Snopes confirms
> that it is real.
> http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/ups.asp
>
>
>
> Felt this worth passing along. With Christmas coming up, I
> can see
> where this could be a real problem.
>
> The newest virus circulating is the UPS/Fed Ex Delivery
> Failure.
>
> You will receive an email from UPS/Fed Ex Service along
> with a packet number..
> It will say that they were unable to deliver a package sent
> to you on
> such-and-such a date.
>
> It then asks you to print out the invoice copy attached.
>
> DON'T TRY TO PRINT THIS.
>
> IT LAUNCHES THE VIRUS! Pass this
>  warning on to all your PC operators
> at work and home.

 

[JaySwear]

good thing i don't have a printer!

good to know, though. i could have been easily fooled into this one, since i've got quite a few small packages on the way (guitar hardware AND internet shopping orders)

 

[mullyman]

good thing i don't have a printer!

good to know, though. i could have been easily fooled into this one, since i've got quite a few small packages on the way (guitar hardware AND internet shopping orders)

Exactly, and we get those UPS Quantum View messages from Warmoth. I consider myself to be fairly safe on the net. I don't open things that I'm not sure about etc. etc... but I would have been fooled by that too, considering that I had guitar parts coming this week.
MULLY
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