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To the editor: After reading the story about Mr. Fak's e-mail
scam, I wanted to tell you what I do when I receive an e-mail that
I'm not sure who the sender is. I right-click on the subject and
then click on "Properties." There I can see the actual address of
the sender. If I still have doubts, I click on "Message Details" to
get more information. I use Outlook Express for my mail and don't
know if this works for other e-mail programs.
I hope this helps other people avoid being scammed.
Teresa McGlinsey
[Posted
March 26, 2008]
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