ANOTHER ALERT!
Updated on August 9, 2008

If you see an email with the subject line "Internet Explorer 7" that looks like the one below and appears to have come from admin @ microsoft.com it is NOT from Microsoft. Do not download anything or click any links in this email. You risk infecting your computer with a trojan that can turn your computer into part of a spam-sending botnet - or compromise your security or personal information - or both.

Delete this email IMMEDIATELY!

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The best thing to do is ALWAYS go to the website and find the info "or possible info" by typing the main URL in your browser, and never click link from the mail. The same if you do monthly online bill pay

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I just read in my Snopes update newsletter that "FIB vs Facebook" has the Storm worm, just as the CNN message.

Thanks for this one, TC.

Received this email this morning, thanks a lot TC for the update, I knew what to look for with your warning.

Take care