On 11/30/06, at 2:17 PM, Linda xpressobean at mac.com said: >There are hundreds of these out there, from eBay, Sears, PayPal, Amazon, >etc. Always for a $2499 Sony VAIO, it seems. They are never real, always >spam; if you want to check, log onto your account's website by navigating to >the real URL (real eBay, real PayPal, etc.) NOT by clicking in the link >provided in the email. NEVER click a link in an email, even if you suspect >that it might be real. NEVER click a link in the email. Never. :) I have thought that the primary purpose of this type of message was to get us to go to a phony Amazon, eBay or PayPal web page where they would hope we sign in with our password. Presumably, this could give them access to our account. Tom Miller .................................................. "The only time we see the middle of the road is as we run from side to side." R.O.Clark ...................................................