If you get one of these...DON'T

[AP Panther Fan]

click on any of the links or open it. I just verified with our tech guy that it is a scam because E-cards would have a website address instead of an IP address. Also, the sender has an e-mail address from the United Kingdom with an encrypted like name for a domain.

ANYWAY, I have received two of these this morning....here is the message....

Good day.

Your family member has sent you an ecard from E-Cards.Com.

Send free ecards from E-Cards.Com with your choice of colors, words and music.

Your ecard will be available with us for the next 30 days. If you wish to keep
the ecard longer, you may save it on your computer or take a print.

To view your ecard, choose from any of the following options:

--------
OPTION 1
--------

Click on the following Internet address or
copy & paste it into your browser's address box.



--------
OPTION 2
--------

Copy & paste the ecard number in the "View Your Card" box at


Your ecard number is
83715e8517a32e6b

Best wishes,
Postmaster,
E-Cards.Com

[Emerson1]

There was one sitting in my mom's inbox, what does it do?

[JasperDog94]

Originally posted by Emerson1
There was one sitting in my mom's inbox, what does it do? Nothing. Go ahead and open it for her. She'll thank you later.:D

[AP Panther Fan]

Originally posted by Emerson1
There was one sitting in my mom's inbox, what does it do?


I didn't open it to find out, but I did go to E-Cards.com and they have a message posted on their website about the impersonators using their name. It appears that it will either download spyware or possibly a virus.

[44INAROW]

thanks for the head's-up APPF ;)

[AP Panther Fan]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
thanks for the head's-up APPF ;)


Your welcome....when I got two of them, I knew I didn't have that many "family members" that wanted to send me greetings. It was a dead giveaway!;) :D