Hello all, I got a mail in my junk box and went ahead and opened it. It purported to be from a Diabetics site, from this address :-
From: Diabetic Connect Care Service ([email protected])
Sent: 15 May 2012 19:20:02
To:
and claimed to be giving away free Low Carb recipe books. I clicked on it and was taken to another site which suggested that I was almost "certainly a winner!". Not of any Low Carb recipe book, however. I closed all the windows immediately, but obviosuly if it's a virus, I'll no doubt know about it pretty soon.
Does anyone know anything about this? It's supposed to be from Allianz Health networks, which may well be legit, but I get really good emails from Barclays, PayPal and others where I know they are fakes.
If no one knows anything, perhaps I can just warn members to be careful? I think it's bang out of order either way, I would love to know something to help my health, but I don't like being fooled into doing something I don't want to do.
From: Diabetic Connect Care Service ([email protected])
Sent: 15 May 2012 19:20:02
To:
and claimed to be giving away free Low Carb recipe books. I clicked on it and was taken to another site which suggested that I was almost "certainly a winner!". Not of any Low Carb recipe book, however. I closed all the windows immediately, but obviosuly if it's a virus, I'll no doubt know about it pretty soon.
Does anyone know anything about this? It's supposed to be from Allianz Health networks, which may well be legit, but I get really good emails from Barclays, PayPal and others where I know they are fakes.
If no one knows anything, perhaps I can just warn members to be careful? I think it's bang out of order either way, I would love to know something to help my health, but I don't like being fooled into doing something I don't want to do.