 Blue Mountain Greeting Card virus, I almost got punked. |
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 May 11 2009, 10:37 PM
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Just wanted to let you know that I received a Blue Mountain Greeting card today that look REAL legit. Since it was right after Mother's Day, I thought it was possible someone sent it to me since I get eCards from friends and family. This had the greeting card in the e-mail, no attachment until you actually click anywhere in the e-mail and it opens up a dialog box that wants you to run an executable file to view the card. Luckily I canceled it. Just wanted to warn you all, before you head down the road of distruction. So avoid the Blue Mountain Greeting card hoax. Amy |
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