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Title: The Greeting Card from a Classmate Virus is Back Post by: islandboy on August 10, 2007, 10:35:58 AM Having received every form of this email virus lately, I thought I would post on it to remind everyone about W32/Zhelatin.gen or better know as the greeting card virus is back. Don't open an e-mail if it says:
You've received a greeting card from a admirer. You've received a greeting card from a class mate. " " " " " " " colleague. " " " " " " " family member. " " " " " " " friend. ' " " " " " " mate. ETC.................................................................... Always be safe then sorry. always delete, delete, delete. Title: Re: The Greeting Card from a Classmate Virus is Back Post by: Debp on August 10, 2007, 07:47:22 PM Having received every form of this email virus lately, I thought I would post on it to remind everyone about W32/Zhelatin.gen or better know as the greeting card virus is back. Don't open an e-mail if it says: You've received a greeting card from a admirer. You've received a greeting card from a class mate. " " " " " " " colleague. " " " " " " " family member. " " " " " " " friend. ' " " " " " " mate. ETC.................................................................... Always be safe then sorry. always delete, delete, delete. I've been getting those, too, and just delete them. It went into my bulk folder at Yahoo, so they must know it's junk. Also, the wording seemed strange....I send ecards sometimes and they say something different when you are notified. Title: Re: The Greeting Card from a Classmate Virus is Back Post by: David_james on August 10, 2007, 08:15:33 PM I've been getting those, too, and just delete them. It went into my bulk folder at Yahoo, so they must know it's junk. Also, the wording seemed strange....I send ecards sometimes and they say something different when you are notified. you're right. I believe it would say exactly who it's from. |