Hi Joe,

Thanks for the information.  I must tell something that happened to me.
I got a email and I thought I would just hit reply for the fun of it and give them some of their own medicine.  Well it back fired on me and somehow, I don't know how, because I gave them no information they got my bank account number and took money out of my account. I told the lady at the bank what I did and she said that just by me hitting reply it gave them enough information that they could get my bank account. The bank traced it and I got most of my money back. 
Now I forget about the fun of it, I hit delete

Thanks Joe, I hope my story  can help someone else.

Myrna

Hi Myrna:

We all need to be careful as we take this virtual walk through this valley of stealth. Today I read an email that suggested that the writer had been awarded a monetary grant to do research for the FDA and was asking if I wanted to work for her and her new business. As I read it over, it seemed credible until I go to the part where she needed my ID, SS#, DL# and two phone numbers for a reference.

Talk about brazen.

I did look at the signature and noticed that an address in the UK was listed. That should always be a RED FLAG !

As our friend Ken Sword would tell us, and I agree; due diligence is the exercise to take the weight off of worry and anxiety.  :)

By the way, congratulations on being our newest Person of the Week !

To your continued success and happiness,

Joe Buccheri 

 

Dear Joe B,
Greetings!
Thank you for all your updates.  You have taken a great role of updating us and we appreciate you for that.  We could ask for no better way.

Happy Valentines Day!

Love,
Rinna