This is a forwarded email with the subject heading that says, “Here You Have.” When you open the email it says that it contains a link to an Adobe PDF document that you requested.
The eRumor says “If you have ever wondered about the government’s ability to control civilian airwaves, you will have your answer on November 9th,” the day they will shut off all television and radio at the same time for a test of the national Emergency Alert System.
The U.S. Government is Now Requiring a “Federal ID Number” And It Will be Put Under the Skin of the Hand-Fiction! Summary of eRumor: This is long narrative by a woman who went through a hassle trying to get a California driver’s license after moving there from Alaska. She says she was told by the …
New Federal ID Number-Under the Skin of the Hand?-Fiction! Read More »
Several companies who use the services of the online marketing firm Epsilon, based in Dallas Texas, are sending out warnings to their customers that their email addresses may have been stolen in what could be the biggest online security breech in history.
The AOL Instant Messaging Flashing “IM” is a Virus –Fiction! Summary of eRumor: This is a short message which says to immediately delete a flashing “IM” (Instant Messaging). It claims that it’s a “password stealer” and that if after discovering it, you can’t sign on to AOL, you should call AOL. The Truth: This is …
Flashing "IM" in AOL Instant Messenger is a virus-Fiction! Read More »
Various warnings circulated on the Internet of a government take over of the World Wide Web. Some warnings include links to online petitions to stop Internet regulation.
This is what appears to be a new article warning about the terms of service (TOS) that come with the installation of a new mobile messenger app for Facebook.
A forwarded email with a story about someone who was treated for a burn by a Viet Nam Veteran using ordinary flour. It suggests keeping a bag of flour in the refrigerator and using it instead of water.
This is an emailed notice of the passing of a friend from a funeral home with a link to click for the invitation.
Email claiming to be from the Federal Trade Commission-It’s a Virus!
