Multiply-noreply?? OT Perhaps?

Tip for this, in most email programs if you hover over the link, the actual details of the link will appear somewhere, mine are in the bottom left corner of the screen. So a link can look innocent like

and it's telling you you need to verify or lose your access or whatever, hover over it and the real link should pop up and it will be something completely different and you can safely ignore the email. Never open a link without first checking the link is the same as what is says it is, if hovering doesn't work, there is usually an option when you right click it and the drop down menu appears, but never left click without being confident that what it says is the same as where is is actually going and that that is somewhere you want to go.

Cheers Anne

Ummm nope, I've been getting them too. I just thought they bounced from someone who had a munged addy or full box. I wasn't too worried about it since the messages did show up here. I would hate to think that the ghosts in my basement are getting on my laptop down there and trying to play tricks on me. They do funny things sometimes, especially when DH is out of town.

Hugs, Mika

I thought I only received a few but I checked my spam filter today (I use Qurb) and found a bunch. I'm glad Qurb found them and handled them appropriately.

Alice "Do what you like, like what you do"

Happy Birthday, Taria!! Hope it was Grand!!

amy in CNY

I have been getting them after I post to the ng. Wierd. Oh, well. Just delete.

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I got two for the one message I posted. Monique in TX

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