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I think what I did up there is the reason we shouldn't click on links in our email from folks we don't know. A legitimate seeming link like Amazon.com might actually lead you somewhere else where you'll enter either scamland or virus/trojan/malwareland.Quote:
Originally Posted by frugal.tea
when there's a link from a stranger, i always rest my cursor on it and the actual address shows on the bottom of my screen.. if i don't reckon it or the person, i don't click it... stranger danger!!
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Originally Posted by GoJays
you're a good egg, Dave :)
You can turn any text at all into a clickable link!
Like this one, which rocks harder than DavePs!
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NOTHING rocks harder than SC! But that kitty's close! :lolsign:Quote:
Originally Posted by KrazE
kool stuff, dave!
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just goes to show how easy it is to get tricked into something if you're not careful.
bump this test
does anyone else remember when TV stations used to sign off at night?
^^ if I say yes does that show my age?
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... that concludes our broadcast day.....