[78-L] reunion OT

[Ken "Silver Showcase"]

Ron Fial wrote:
> Be very cautious of reunion.com.  This scumbag site sends this email, and tell you a friend it searching for you at the reunion.com site.  When you go there, you must accept a free registration in order to find out who it is.  When you register, it asks you for your gmail or yahoo password.

And that's the BIG RED FLAG!  Why-oh-why would you give any of your 
passwords to anybody???  CERTAINLY not to any on-line business who asks 
for them.  Never ever!

If you have done that go to your Yahoo account right now and change your 
password.

> Jeffrey Tinsley, the CEO, is now one of the worlds largest spammers.  I hope somebody finds some legal way to put him out of business real soon.
>   

Absolutely.  I've been getting more spam in the last couple of months 
than I've received in the last couple of years.  The one that really 
confuses me is the one I keep getting that wants to sell me a window air 
conditioner.  Its winter here.  The temps are way below freezing and 
we've got a million feet of snow on the ground with more on the way.  
Why would I want to buy an air conditioner???

-- Ken
> See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reunion.com  for more information, and read the LA Times article:
> called "Too much contact at this reunion":  http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-lazarus16apr16,1,3384913.column
>
> Regards,
>    Ron Fial    78-L list manager
>
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