virus attack

Seems like the latest trick is to make it look like a returned massage.
Ernie

"slenon" wrote in message
.. .
I've deleted over 150 this morning and one or two of them seem to hang up
my
Mcafee software. Have to hand delete to get around that particular file
in
order to get rid of the rest of the junk.

daytripper wrote in message . ..
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 05:02:11 GMT, "Wayne Harrison" wrote:


"George Cleveland" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 03:07:51 GMT, "Wayne Harrison"
wrote:

calling all geeks! i am being nearly overwhelmed by emails from an
obviously sham microsoft announcement encouraging the recipient to open
an
attachment that no doubt contains a virus. the damn things are coming in
at
the rate of about thirty an hour.

where does one go for a stop to this?

yfitons
wayno


They're coming in fast and heavy now. Cleared my junk mail folder an hour
and a
half ago. Just checked and there was another 30 or so in there. They're
using up
all the space on my hotmail account. It wouldn't surprise me if the web
is a
bit congested tomorrow morning.

this is the most successful assault on the internet to date, imo.
surely there is some force to protect us .

g.c.


Your isps are run by nitwits if they're letting this latest barrage get
through to your personal mail stores. Even my Yahoo account has developed some
immunity, I haven't gotten one out of this latest run...so far ;-)

/daytripper (just checked, zero hits here on three different isps)


My ISP and my employer has it handled but Hotmail is a disaster. I'm
just going to let the box fill up as emptying it is a waste of time.

Peter

Greg Pavlov writes:

We're not getting the actual virus, just the messages from which
it was stripped. At least that is what is happening to me on
fastmail.fm.

My davplac account is protect by allowing only certain names to pass. The
other 6 accounts on my aol have no mail controls set, yet they are not
receiving any of it. (???)
Dave

http://hometown.aol.com/davplac/myhomepage/index.html

"Dave LaCourse" wrote

My davplac account is protect by allowing only certain names to pass. The
other 6 accounts on my aol have no mail controls set, yet they are not
receiving any of it. (???)

so, we have yet another example of the fact that you are the luckiest mf
in the entire united states.

shut up and go watch jo water the daisies, you lucky *******!

yfitons
wayno (two email accounts chocablock full of fake microsoft mail and stuff
to make my dick bigger)

On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 20:56:33 GMT, "Wayne Harrison"
wrote:


"Dave LaCourse" wrote

My davplac account is protect by allowing only certain names to pass. The
other 6 accounts on my aol have no mail controls set, yet they are not
receiving any of it. (???)

so, we have yet another example of the fact that you are the luckiest mf
in the entire united states.

shut up and go watch jo water the daisies, you lucky *******!

yfitons
wayno (two email accounts chocablock full of fake microsoft mail and stuff
to make my dick bigger)


well, at least the latter will be useful . . .

Peter

Eastern Spey Clave, October 4th and 5th, 2003
http://www.easternclave.ca

Visit The Streamer Page at http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...ers/index.html

I agree my ISP is run by idiots, two of which are in jail. When I got my
email with them (the real one not the bogus first one which was actually
someone else's) it had spam in it the first time I opened it. Their tech
support said, yah well those spammers are pretty tricky, ok right.

I get more at work, somehow my email got out and I've been getting about
100 generic viagra, enlargment, load, save money on gas, last chance, final
notice etc. spams a day.

Pain in the ass.

Flyfish

Several years ago I saw an article that said if you put 1000 as you first
address in your address book the worm tries to access the addresses and
stops when it hits 1000. I don't know if this still works or not, but I
have kept it in mine. Of course this doesn't prevent your receiving the
messages, but it prevents the worm from using your computer to send them.
Ernie

"Ernie" wrote...
Several years ago I saw an article that said if you put 1000 as you first
address in your address book the worm tries to access the addresses and
stops when it hits 1000. I don't know if this still works or not, but I
have kept it in mine. Of course this doesn't prevent your receiving the
messages, but it prevents the worm from using your computer to send them.

As long as it makes you feel better, Ernie.
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

just spent 1 hr, 2 mins, and 56 seconds receiving bull**** on the
home system......

makes ya rethink yer death penalty stance, eh wayno?

--waldo..... guillotine sounds appropriate for the fukkin
*******s.....



Wayne Harrison wrote:
calling all geeks! i am being nearly overwhelmed by emails from an
obviously sham microsoft announcement encouraging the recipient to open an
attachment that no doubt contains a virus. the damn things are coming in at
the rate of about thirty an hour.

where does one go for a stop to this?

yfitons
wayno




--
Tight Lines,

--Walt
Fly Fishing NC & more...
http://www.ezflyfish.com
http://www.wilsoncreekoutfitters.com

Timy wrote:
Anyone who falls for this sort of ploy in this day and age hasn't been
around
the block recently. It's akin to the African money transfer schemes in its
sophistication.

You mean I'm not getting my 12,000,000????

But what about the money I sent to make it all happen?

You've got to be kidding???



--
Clark Reid
http://www.dryflynz.com
Umpqua Designer Flytier