Do you bank online? Do you store or use passwords on your computer or the Internet? Do you send personal information in emails? Do you conduct business on your computer? If you answer yes to any of these questions you could be putting yourself at risk just by opening some spam emails.
Whether you use Outlook, Outlook Express, MSN Hotmail, AOL, Eudora, Thunderbird or any other email program you will be likely exposed to some spam and other junk email.
Spam is not just an annoyance. It can be dangerous! Simply opening and reading a spam message can open you to viruses that can damage your computer and the information that is on it. Spam that has spyware attached is the most often used way for criminals to gain access to your computer and more importantly the private and personal information you have on it.
Just because you receive spam, doesn’t mean it has to be a problem for you. Follow these rules to reduce or eliminate the SPAM and junk email you receive and protect yourself from the unwanted emails you do receive.
1. DELETE. If you dont recognize the sender, just delete the email. Do people you don’t know ever really send...
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