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You guys would be proud of me. I just canceled, rather than posted, a post in new members....
Maybe I'm low on nic this a.m. lol. It was no biggie anyway. We tobacco addicts are funny sometimes...
Hope ya all have a good morning.
Maybe I'm low on nic this a.m. lol. It was no biggie anyway. We tobacco addicts are funny sometimes...
Hope ya all have a good morning.
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Morning all
{{{{Hugs}}}} FranCy
Read up on my iPod earlier - then just went to go back to the previous page to make sure I was caught up and Chrome gave me a malware alert on:
"Content from images.dailytech.com, a known malware distributor, has been inserted into this web page. Visiting this page now is very likely to infect your computer with malware."
Also, to keep with the theme, I use mail.com as my 'main' email address - it's free. It has a "mail collector" to retrieve email from other addresses. Logged on this morning and noticed "federereqnb@aol.com" had been added to the mail collector - I haven't had an aol account for YEARS. Changed my mail.com password, deleted "federereqnb@aol.com" from the collection list, sent a message to CS.
Here's an example of the emails that had been collected from this aol email address
what the ....
"On Thu, May 30, 2013 at 11:43 PM, Manager HR <federereqnb@aol.com> wrote:
L.F.G, a designer goods company, is currently searching for administrative assistants/sales support representatives in Australia to work from home, to contribute to the sales force and add convenience to our service dedicated to individuals, businesses, and organizations in Eastern Europe, Asia and the United States.
This position focuses on the sales support for cases held in Australia. Your maiin responsibilities include: providing general administrative support including drafting of correspondence, processing purchase orders and expense reports etc.; coordinating tracking spreadsheet for all purchases and payments completed.
You will earn stable salary for a part-time post is up to 600aud each week plus bonuses. Full-time up to 930aud per every week plus bonuses. Just remember that your timetable can be flexible.
Requirements are: to own a computer, Internet access, pre-installed Excel, good communication skills and motivation.
There are NO costs involved for our employees. All fees related to this vacancy are covered by our company.
All communications are held online. During training period assistance can be provided by phone. During this trial period you will be getting training and online guidance while working and being paid.
Please email us back to this email mention in your message your interest in a part-time or a full-time vacancy. After you will get additional information about this offer.
Thank You.
"
{{{{Hugs}}}} FranCy
Read up on my iPod earlier - then just went to go back to the previous page to make sure I was caught up and Chrome gave me a malware alert on:
"Content from images.dailytech.com, a known malware distributor, has been inserted into this web page. Visiting this page now is very likely to infect your computer with malware."
Also, to keep with the theme, I use mail.com as my 'main' email address - it's free
. It has a "mail collector" to retrieve email from other addresses. Logged on this morning and noticed "federereqnb@aol.com" had been added to the mail collector - I haven't had an aol account for YEARS. Changed my mail.com password, deleted "federereqnb@aol.com" from the collection list, sent a message to CS.Here's an example of the emails that had been collected from this aol email address
what the .... "On Thu, May 30, 2013 at 11:43 PM, Manager HR <federereqnb@aol.com> wrote:
L.F.G, a designer goods company, is currently searching for administrative assistants/sales support representatives in Australia to work from home, to contribute to the sales force and add convenience to our service dedicated to individuals, businesses, and organizations in Eastern Europe, Asia and the United States.
This position focuses on the sales support for cases held in Australia. Your maiin responsibilities include: providing general administrative support including drafting of correspondence, processing purchase orders and expense reports etc.; coordinating tracking spreadsheet for all purchases and payments completed.
You will earn stable salary for a part-time post is up to 600aud each week plus bonuses. Full-time up to 930aud per every week plus bonuses. Just remember that your timetable can be flexible.
Requirements are: to own a computer, Internet access, pre-installed Excel, good communication skills and motivation.
There are NO costs involved for our employees. All fees related to this vacancy are covered by our company.
All communications are held online. During training period assistance can be provided by phone. During this trial period you will be getting training and online guidance while working and being paid.
Please email us back to this email mention in your message your interest in a part-time or a full-time vacancy. After you will get additional information about this offer.
Thank You.
"
federereqnb
QNB First - Home
qnb.bz/qnbfirst/inner.jsp?pagetype=news&page...lang=en&id...
Current Job Opening · Compensation & Benefits · Human Resources Department ... QNB The Official Sponsor Of Qatar Exxon Mobil Tennis Open ... Nadal, Roger Federer, defending champion Andy Murray and Andy Roddick, among others.
Roger Federer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Somebody hacked Federer's aol acct?? Then used my free email acct to spam through??
<knock> <KNOCK>
Uh oh, I think the feds are here .....
QNB First - Home
qnb.bz/qnbfirst/inner.jsp?pagetype=news&page...lang=en&id...
Current Job Opening · Compensation & Benefits · Human Resources Department ... QNB The Official Sponsor Of Qatar Exxon Mobil Tennis Open ... Nadal, Roger Federer, defending champion Andy Murray and Andy Roddick, among others.
Roger Federer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Somebody hacked Federer's aol acct?? Then used my free email acct to spam through??
<knock> <KNOCK>
Uh oh, I think the feds are here .....
Tom....that's too much info for me to digest this a.m. I'll read later.
So that pic I posted of a gal drinking a BIG BEER was a problem? (was from dailytech). It was just a pic link...no code. Or was it something else posted by someone else?
So that pic I posted of a gal drinking a BIG BEER was a problem? (was from dailytech). It was just a pic link...no code. Or was it something else posted by someone else?
I removed the image. Since when is a dailytech image link malware? For that matter, how is dailytech a malware distributor? I know it's not the best example of journalism on the planet, and a lot of people hate it. But.....
My credit card bank called yesterday informing me that there were five unsuccessful attempts at fraudulent charges. 4 at $399.99 and one at under $10. All from overseas.
So now the card is cancelled... and a new one being FedExed today (but will probably arrive on Monday).
In the meantime, there will be two recurring charges that will not go through, so who knows what kind of havoc THAT will cause.
Docket today:
...finish kitchen (counters and range)
...finish trimming and mowing (back yard)
...tidy up all garden areas and unclog rear gutter lousy with maple spinners
No problem!
So now the card is cancelled... and a new one being FedExed today (but will probably arrive on Monday).
In the meantime, there will be two recurring charges that will not go through, so who knows what kind of havoc THAT will cause.
Docket today:
...finish kitchen (counters and range)
...finish trimming and mowing (back yard)
...tidy up all garden areas and unclog rear gutter lousy with maple spinners
No problem!
No idea on which was the problem - I also tried going to dailytech.com directly and got a similar malware ahead warning from Chrome.
<knocking on all the wood I can find> I haven't ever had any major problems with viruses/malware/etc and I haven't been the most careful in use of preventative measures and I've visited some shady sites over the years
ETA:
Chrome's info on dailytech.com
http://safebrowsing.clients.google....//dailytech.com/&client=googlechrome&hl=en-US
... and I've visited some shady sites over the years
Absolute Lampshades - Lampshade, Finials, Silk Lampshades, and Hardback Lampshades
I got the malware alert too- so deleted my picture from that page....chrome is sometimes hyper sensitive though.
Bummer about your email account Catt. I periodically get spam email from friends' accounts that are associated with facebook.
Lots and lots of jerks hijacking card numbers too Bear. Glad your company denied the charges. Busy day for you today. Is the dinner party tonight or later this weekend?
Just got back from taking the beasties for a walk. need to get ready for work. Meetings all morning. blech.
Bummer about your email account Catt. I periodically get spam email from friends' accounts that are associated with facebook.
Lots and lots of jerks hijacking card numbers too Bear. Glad your company denied the charges. Busy day for you today. Is the dinner party tonight or later this weekend?
Just got back from taking the beasties for a walk. need to get ready for work. Meetings all morning. blech.
... and speaking of finials ...
When the deck was built in 1988, I commented to the builder about the finials that were put atop all the main vertical railing supports. You know... these things:
He said that they were "finials that say 'Welcome'!!!".
I said that they provided overflow seating for 15!!!
When the deck was built in 1988, I commented to the builder about the finials that were put atop all the main vertical railing supports. You know... these things:
He said that they were "finials that say 'Welcome'!!!".
I said that they provided overflow seating for 15!!!
Yeah, Kat (innocently) quoted my pic a couple pages back. It was just a png embed. No hot link even. So...Not worried. Chrome is being a bit...touchy I think. Nonetheless, I removed the link. Kat's quote still has it though.
Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info.
Bear....get a card for online use that's funded only when you need to use it. They can't steal what isn't there. I use a Walmart money card because my bank doesn't offer a better option right now. However, it costs me $3.00 per month.
it's weird atty- cause your picture didn't set off any alarms last night....go figure.
Chase is VERY vigilant on charges. This is the second time they caught suspicious charges. A couple other times, charges that *I* made put up a red flag and they contacted me. I'm not too concerned. It's just the hassle of changing my info on a bunch of different sites... but this will also mean a bunch of one-offs no longer have valid card info, which is a good thing.
no comment bear......
Awwwww... c'mon!!! Make a comment!!! Is it about splinters??? ...them baking in the hot sun??? C'mon!!!!
No idea on which was the problem - I also tried going to dailytech.com directly and got a similar malware ahead warning from Chrome.
<knocking on all the wood I can find> I haven't ever had any major problems with viruses/malware/etc and I haven't been the most careful in use of preventative measures and I've visited some shady sites over the years
ETA:
Chrome's info on dailytech.com
Google Safe Browsing diagnostic page for dailytech.com
Looks like a lot of people are using that site to embed malware or something. Too bad. Guess I'll remove my bookmark. Sigh.
Sad, because it's kind of fun to read...a bit tabloid...but fun.
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