Anyone know a Cora Joehnck?

Jo, I haven't seen this in a while but it looks very much like a scam that that used to circulate and will send you to sites you don't want to see. Just delete the message and let her find another friend somewhere.

Rita

She can't look at the directory unless she is in the directory. That's the only way to get a copy. I have about 10 years of RCTQ directories -- and no one by that name is in any of them!

So I would be very suspect! Don't see how it could be legit.

That's what I was thinking too. Scammers are very good at generic messages that sound "almost" legit. If she was real then she'd add personal details so you could confirm who she is. If you don't know her then delete her. Allison

I get lots of junk e-mails like this (usually addressed to any names that begin with 'S', and also ones wanting to be my friend on Facebook! They all sound as though they could be genuine, and say they are local but as they mention words like 'fun' I don't think they are really directed at a 70 year old staid married lady!

Suspect your Cora J is someth> This person came on Skype today and wrote: "Hello there, I was looking

Sounds like a typical phishing message. Delete and ignore.

Jo, I got a call the other day. It a recording & said that they got my name & number (unlisted cell phone) from my web site. I hung up 'cause I don't have a web site!!

Nana

DELETE this. We're getting the same thing, only a different name., Do not open. Gen

In message , Jo Gibson writes

I searched the Skype directory and the name did not come up. I too am on Skype Shirley

Delete-Bar-Report.

They soon stop. I used to get them when I first started with Skype, but barring and reporting a few and they stopped coming, sharpish.

Nel (Gadget Queen)