Hacked Warning
emails from me may NOT be from me, it seems my email addresses list has been hacked in to again.
Just delete any emails that come in my name, mark them as spam first then open your spam folder and delete them.
kitchen tip #?????
Not exactly environmentally friendly...... Line the base of your oven with a sheet of aluminium foil. If you keep a tray there to catch spills and overflows, line the tray with aluminium foil instead. It's much easier to throw away a sheet of foil (once it's been spilled on a few dozen times), than it is to scrub off baked on spillovers.
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Thanks for that R..
ReplyDeleteMargaret D; I rarely send out emails, so just delete anything that comes supposedly from me.
DeleteWill do if anything comes my way...and thank you R.
DeleteSigh.
ReplyDeleteI hope they get bored. Quickly.
Is that a kind of sport?!
ReplyDeleteGot a weird e-mail from "Ingo". - why do "they" do this?
We´re not dumb, we see before opening. Makes no sense...
So sorry that happened to you and thanks for the heads up.
ReplyDeleteHackers are as awful as Mark Zuckerberg, and that's rather bad.
ReplyDeleteEvery so many months, a hacker gets into our pastor's email (the IT people think he's got something planted in their system so he can get in, but they can't find it). We know it's from the hacker and not the pastor when the email subject is something to the effect of, "could you help me out with something."
ReplyDeleteIf you open it and read it, it's generally asking you to send money to help some cause or other, all a scam, of course.
They are hoping one or more of your friends will trust you enough to do as they ask, thinking they are doing you a favor.