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up today. Coming soon in 2012 to Lincoln. |
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Spam Fighting Tip: NEVER EVER set your own email address,
or the entire domain of "nckcn.com" in
your Postini filters as an "Approved sender". You are completely
defeating the most important way to stop a spammer from sending to your email address. This is the first, and easiest
way spammers reach email addresses, sending spam from your
email address to your email address. You also want to be very careful with whom you set up as your "Approved Senders", since putting any email address on that list completely defeats, and by-passes, the anti-spam capabilities of
your Postini filters from that address. |
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Tech Tip: Help Fight SPAM
- Participate in keeping the filters accurate by sending your unfiltered spam messages AS ATTACHMENTS in email to
spam@postini.com
. This does not guarantee that these messages will be filtered in the future, but will make it more likely. Remember
holidays are especially busy times for
spammers, so be extra cautious! |
 Scam
Warning – Beware Of Fake Better Business Bureau Emails
Businesses and consumers across the
country are being hit by an ongoing email scam that appears to be from
the Better Business Bureau (BBB). The fake emails started late last
year and have gone through a number of variations since then.
In one, people report receiving phone calls—in addition to emails—from
scammers claiming to be from the BBB. These callers offer help to
remove a virus from the recipient's computer. They claim the computer
was infected when the owner downloaded a virus from an email scam
using the BBB name. The BBB is cautioning not to give out any personal
information to callers or to install or download any software they
recommend.
Should you receive a suspicious email identified as being from the
BBB, don't click on any links or open any attachments; doing so could
unleash a virus. You can test the links by using your mouse to hover
over them. The destination of the links will appear in a small pop-up
box next to the link or at the bottom of the screen. If the email is a
scam, the website shown will not be a BBB.org URL. After you've
confirmed the email you received is a scam, the BBB has asked that you
forward it to
phishing@council.bbb.org and delete
it from your inbox. Also, make sure your virus software is up to date
and run a virus scan. |
