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Bill Blakeney
For the last month I have been receiving approximately 100 extra
e-mails per day, claiming to be from various Microsoft sources, and
most have been pre screened by my Internet provider, and show warnings
of virus infection. Also most have attachments.
I have been deleting these as soon as I get them, but it takes a lot
of time. The addresses look like various Microsoft addresses, and
usually have different scrambled numbers in the addresses, so it is
impossible to screen them out using the addresses (with the scrambled
numbers, each address is different, although all addresses have an
official sounding pseudo Microsoft address).
Is there another method I can use to stop these e-mails?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Bill Blakeney
(e-mail address removed)
e-mails per day, claiming to be from various Microsoft sources, and
most have been pre screened by my Internet provider, and show warnings
of virus infection. Also most have attachments.
I have been deleting these as soon as I get them, but it takes a lot
of time. The addresses look like various Microsoft addresses, and
usually have different scrambled numbers in the addresses, so it is
impossible to screen them out using the addresses (with the scrambled
numbers, each address is different, although all addresses have an
official sounding pseudo Microsoft address).
Is there another method I can use to stop these e-mails?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Bill Blakeney
(e-mail address removed)