Since so many of us are on a bunch of lists that receive lots of email thought you might be interested in this I received from my provider. Anne Futch Although a chain letter e-mail is annoying and should be ignored, it's not always easy to spot. But if you ever get mail that's questionable, and can't tell where it originated, check out the chain letter site of the CIAC (the Dept. of Energy's Computer Incident Advisory Capability). Find out how to identify chain letters, what three elements each includes, and what to do if you receive one. Also get the details on well-known chain letters such as A Little Girl Dying, Make Money Fast, Bud Frogs Screen Saver, Tickle Me Elmo, Kidney Harvest and Jessica Mydek. Go to: http://ciac.llnl.gov/ciac/CIACChainLetters.html