OK, SLIGHTLY weird experience, here.
I’m actually using my SPARE machine: a late 1990s vintage G4 Mac, running Tiger.
JUST in case you’re interested … !
Not that that’s why I’m writing.
I actually thought it best to let you now I’ve had a spam email.
Yes, I know, happens all the time.
But this one in particular … ?
Claimed to be from my broadband, BT provider.
Thankfully … ? Well, thankfully, I’d made sure I’d kept my last BT billing mail: I’ve had one of these emails, before, and kept my genuine bill, so I had something to compare any more fakes to.
I’m ALSO thankful Safari has a rather good phising filter: which warned me that the link in the mail was a dodgy one.
At ANY rate … ?
At any rate, I thought it best to put up a screen shot: just to let my fellow BT users know: “Keep Your Eyes Peeled … !” And ALSO let you know, you can forward the spam to abuse@bt.com.
So you know.
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I’d appreciate you* leaving your name — with a link to your website or social-media profile†, for preference — before you post a comment.
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