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.

he sender, just delete the email.  Do people you don’t know ever really send you ‘important’ email?

2.  DELETE.  If the email asks you to click here to verify your account,?just delete the email.  No reputable company will ask you to provide confidential information through an email.  If your account has really been compromised?you will get a phone call or postal letter, not an email.

3. CONFIRM.  Okay, you really think someone may have gotten into your bank account and your bank needs you to cerify?your account.

4.  DO NOT UNSUBSCRIBE.  The unsubscribe?link on most SPAM email is really just a confirm your email address so we can get more money selling it to other SPAMMERS?

5.  PROTECT.  Install Anti-Spam software such as LIST AFFILIATE LINKS HERE or use an internet service provider or email service who does this for you.  Find an email provider that provides spam filtering.  Remember though, even with the best protection, some SPAM gets through.  When it does, refer to Rule 1 or Rule 2.

2.  DELETE.  If the email asks you to click here to verify your account,?just delete the email.  No reputable company will ask you to provide confidential information through an email.  If your account has really been compromised?you will get a phone call or postal letter, not an email.

3. CONFIRM.  Okay, you really think someone may have gotten into your bank account and your bank needs you to cerify?your account.

4.  DO NOT UNSUBSCRIBE.  The unsubscribe?link on most SPAM email is really just a confirm your email address so we can get more money selling it to other SPAMMERS?

5.  PROTECT.  Install Anti-Spam software such as LIST AFFILIATE LINKS HERE or use an internet service provider or email service who does this for you.  Find an email provider that provides spam filtering.  Remember though, even with the best protection, some SPAM gets through.  When it does, refer to Rule 1 or Rule 2.

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