> Thankyou Doreen, I appreciate your comments. I too am extremely vigilant and log out of everything when I am not using it. I also delete my browsing at the end of the day. It is just so annoying - a lot of them you can tell are fraud, but there have been some that have come from a cousin of mine - with the subject line of Family Member death (at the time our grandmother had just died)which was a worry. I had to contact her via Facebook and find out if it was right, turned out someone had hacked her account and sent out these dodgy messages. So it pays to be extra vigilant. Anyway thanks again. Take care. Regards Tracey. > > > > I am extremely vigilant online, and since I became a victim of a scam a > few weeks ago even more so. Problem is these wretched people > are becoming so clever even the most careful of us are potentially a > target. I only use this address now for the not so important mail and with > many changes.  > My address book was stolen, fortunately, as far as I am aware, nobody was > foolish enough to respond to the demands for money, but it was a nuisance > sending out apologies and changing addresses  >   > This mail provider, however, is very good at putting all suspicious/spam > into the spam folder, even some that's not.  > > I think we can recognise some of the potentially suspicious mail.  Since I > was infiltrated I never leave any site I have visited with a password open > once I > have finished with it even if I will need it again later.  I always delete > my browsing at the end of the day, sometimes during the day if I have > happened upon > a site I am not happy with and even run a short anti-virus scan at the > same time.   > > D  > Please remember to snip most of the earlier message before you post any > reply...... Thank you! > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > AUS-NSW-SYDNEY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >