I have just received mail, supposedly Moneybookers, telling me that I received 395 Eu. and the only way to collect is to log in to my account. when I loged in I
Realized that my funds are in $ and I was not expecting that sum.
So I imidietly transfered my funds and changed the password. I hope that it will prove enough.
Richard

Dear Richard,

I am sure that the email you received was SPAM. I get hundreds a week despite having this and that filter switched on. Some are very convincing, just ignore and delete them. They are only dangerous if you click on the link within the email and confirm that you exist and give away your personal details.

Regards
Sheila

Hi Sheila
Thank you for your good advice... I have just paid dearly for not following what I know to be correct,,,, I opened a E-card that was sent to me and finished by buying a new computer.. it was so innocent and simple that I did not give it a thought...but it was deadly to my late electronic monster.
Sometimes we do not want to learn, or we think everybody is like us.
Richard