An Email Critical of Islamic Terrorists Written by an Atlanta Woman-Fiction! Summary of eRumor: The eRumor is said to be an email written by Pam Foster of Atlanta and sent to a family member serving in Iraq, presumably in the U.S.armed forces. It is a pointed commentary on Islamic terrorists and the mindset that promotes …
An email petition nominating Officer Danita Marsh of Nashville for an ABC Extreme Makeover Home Edition. The email claims that Officer Marsh was ambushed, critically wounded and left paralyzed from the waist down while responding to a domestic violence call.
This is a forwarded email of an alleged eyewitness account of a transaction by a customer with an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card at Publix Store on Main Street in Gainesville, Florida. The email said that the eyewitness was standing behind the customer in line at the check out counter who purchased a single grape for 2 cents and asked for $24 in change back from the EBT transaction.
This is a forwarded warning of a DNS Changer Trojan, a computer virus, that hijacks computers when users surf the Internet. DNS stands for Domain Name System, which is the means used by computers to communicate along the Internet. The warning goes on to say that any computers that are infected with this virus will be blocked from the Internet by the U.S. Government. Some warnings include a link for readers to check their computers to see if they were affected.
This is a warning about the dangers of a chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide that can be found in just about everything we consume.
With all the concerns about firearm legislation in the U.S. there is a little known law called the Dick Act of 1902 that protects the second amendment rights of citizens.
Alleged column from Maureen Dowd in the New York Times claims that Obama Internet contributions have been from places like Saudi Arabia, Iran, and China.
Prayer request for the Darkhorse battalion of the U.S. Marine are appearing all over the Internet.
Beware of messages in your in basket that appear to look like official faxes sent through the eFax service. The links to read the faxes could redirect computer users to infecting websites.
This is a forwarded email that says that the Department of Justice has changed the format from the traditional red, white and blue to black and the site has a quotation by C. Wilfred Jenks, an international lawyer and director-general of the International Labour Organization. The writer of the email alleged that this “makes the DOJ look corrupt in their new website with Marxist accessories to match.”
