I have somebody sent me an email with "A/F" just before his name (at the very end of the email). Does it have any meaning?
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When A/F is used in the way you described, it is abbreviation for Always Friends. In dialogue online where women are concerned AF is the abbreviation for Aunt Flo, our friendly monthly cycle ; )
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Actually, if the email you got says that you might have a virus because the sender of the emailer found one in an email YOU sent, that's not SPAM.\n\nWhat it IS is someone using your email address to send virus-laden emails to others.  This is a technique often used by viruses ... they go through the infected PC's address book and not only send emails with viruses to those people, but send emails USING those email addresses as the FROM address.  Without knowing the full text of the message I can't be more sure if this is the case or not.\n\nIf it were, it doesn't mean YOU have a virus.\n\nHowever, you SHOULD have a scanner, at least a free one.\n\nIf you don't have a scanner, at least use ONE of these free ones:\n\nhttp://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1
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Kheme, your answer is as intelligent as you are. How about reading the questions first?\nJason, here goes:\n\n^ ( ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) @ ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) &#92; . ( [ a - z A - Z ] { 2 , 5 } ) { 1 , 25 } ) + ( [ , . ] [ &#92; s ] * ( ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) @ ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) &#92; . ( [ a - z A - Z ] { 2 , 5 } ) { 1 , 25 } ) + ) * $\n\nIt checks for an email address, then for a "," (replace with ; or anything else if you wish), then for one or more spaces, and then for another email address.\nMatch examples:\n\nemail@email.com\nemail@email.com,email1@mail.ca\nemail@email.com, email1@email1.com\nemail@email.com, email1@email1.com, email2@email.com\nemail@email.com, -infinite numer of spaces-        email1@email1.com\n\nIt won't find a match if you leave a space BEFORE the commas.\nHope that helped!
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I HAD a friend that got an email like that once.
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You can flag emails for a number of reasons: high priority, soon to be deleted, or even 'unread'.  The messages are probably safe, but as always, never open email from someone you don't know unless you're expecting it.
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I have an address I rarely use.  Send it there and I'll check it over (no guarantees).  I think it's xxxxxxxxxxx.  I'll log off and check it and if it isn't the right address then I'll edit this message.  If I don't edit it, assume the address is correct.\n\n\nokay.  It was xxxxxxx
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Format :\n\n\n"Hey <name>\n\nHope everything is fine from your end. I have had the pleasure of reading through many of your forwards for the last few months. However lately my activities have leaned me away from reading nice  & pleasant mails that you forward. It would help me a lot if you can remove the current mail id of mine from your forwarding list & send it to my other mail id <create one>, which would help me read those wonderful mails when i really need some deviation/relaxation.\n\nthanks in advance "\n\nYou can create a new mail id & send it in you mail to the person. you would know that people hardly ask if you read their forward by name cos they hardly remember that.
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This email is bogus and infected. Do not open the attachment. If you did open it then go here to remove the infection.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/bugbusting.mspx
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If you sent an email to another person, the probability of him or her reading it is very high.  You cannot remove the email from their email storage by simply removing it from your sent folder.  Once it is sent, it is sent.  Sorry.
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I received that email too. I just sent sweet_lil_ whatever a message. We'll see what happens.
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Since people want to create mail addresses that is close to their actual name, they split it as the name and surname. \n\nThe best way to express that in an email is with the usage of ".". But many e-mail sites (like Yahoo! till recently) do not allow the usage of "." in the email address. So everybody has to do with using underscore. But now Yahoo! allows usage of "." in the yahoo id.
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it looks like the email was parsing an executable file called love_lorn.kiss.ok.exe ... sounds like a virus!  i wouldn't download the attachment if I were you... sounds like a virus to me
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Email addresses are extremely case sensitive and exacting---they are either right or they are wrong---also as is the case in creating data pool information (such as file names/and in this case a mail list---certain symbols and sigs can not be used for they have specific called usages within the operating system and when used out of those contexts within the data pool they would reek havoc on the systems ability to assign task management for the function)  Solution---don't use these sigs and symbols in these lists---eliminate the use of the specified symbols--the error is eliminated--your task is done---all's right with the world
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That's not showing up in any listing as a virus.  It could just be the name of the person that sent it.  More than likely though, that's the name that the spammer chose to display on his/her emails.  Your friend probably just got spam - it's nothing to worry about as long as you didn't click on any links in the message.
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ask him. if it is unwanted email report as spam. if here is a harrassment you will have to file a report to police.
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These are the telltale marks of being forwarded. when the email is forwarded, the server adds the marks,and so on, until the paragraph is spilt up into many lines, with these marks at the beginning. it's a good way to tell if people sent a forwarded message - even if they delete the Fwd in the subject line....
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do you mean you think you have the wrong email, like, his is billybob222@yahoo.com, but he gave you johnny_523@yahoo.com? if he wrote it in a wrong format, then i can help you, but right now i am very confused. add some additional details and i will help YoU.