every time when i see my mail i get nearly95% of mail infected with virus.
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Just ignore then, or u can report them to yahoo...
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Turn off your System Restore ... every time you clean the virus it remain in the system restore ... when you reboot ... it reloads itself ....\nTurn it off .... Scan ...... reboot ..... Turn it back on
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This is only part true.\n\nYes, email is one means of spreading viruses. If an email user opens an attachment to an email, this email may contain a virus spreading to parts of your computer or sending it to everyone on your contacts list so that they can open it.\n\nBut, viruses are also spread by downloading files that you think are safe, but are actually hiding malicious code which can spread a virus around as well.\n\nDon't worry about which email client you use, all of them are succeptible to viruses, even Yahoo. Just make sure that you have a good anti virus program on your system and that you do regular full system scans.\n\nI have listed some good anti virus programs below.
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Do not feel safe because the yahoo server scans for virus infections. This does not protect you from infection in your emails. Do not open emails in the bulk folder.  It protects the Yahoo server from being infected.\n\nIf using the old email program. Click on the bulk folder and the emails will be listed. Look for ones that might be valid email and mark them as not spam or click and open them and read. Any that you don't know or want, especially if there is no subject or from address, the click the box next to it and click the delete button. Then click yes.\n\nIf you have an email that says New Graphic Site or anything like that, delete it without opening. It is infected and has infected many yahoo mail users this morning.\n\nIf it is the Yahoo mail Beta. Go to where it says HIDE PANE and click. Then click on the spam folder and the emails will be listed. This time you have to highlight and the click the delete button. By hiding the view pane the email is not opened. To delete more than one, hold down the crtl key and highlight all you want to delete. To open the pane again select the View button and select Reading Pane.
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AVG Ant-Virus\n\nFree updates etc.  Does NOT use a lot of your RAM!\n\nI've been using it for over 3 years, NO PROBLEMS!  It even scans incoming and outgoing mail!\n\nLook it up in any search engine, there's great reviews about it!\n\n:)
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maybe your coumpter have viruses.
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it must be that ur anti virus must not be updated and u ve sent a virus to ur friend\nbut now a days different mail provider companies r having automatic mail checkin software which will inform to the user whether anyu virus is there r not n delete them
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try an updated antivirus.
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get a pop up blocker and scan your computer with a virus scan
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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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ita a form of malware download a good antispyware update it and your antivirus and run them in safe mode
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I would recommend that you use Yahoo mail and forget about OUTLOOK.  95% of the virus attacks come in on Outlook.  It is the favorite vehicle of dastardly villans because it is a commonly used part of most people's Windows operating system.\n\nI deleted Outlook from my computer and my problems almost vanished.  The rest of my problems went away when I stopped using Internet Explorer and switched to Maxthon browser.\n\nJohnny
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This possibilty exists. Either your computer, or another computer that has your e mail address on it, is badly infected with a virus to allow another person to send out thousands of spam e mails a day. \n\n"In 2003, spam investigators saw a radical change in the way spammers sent spam. Rather than searching the global network for exploitable services such as open relays and proxies, spammers began creating "services" of their own. By commissioning computer viruses designed to deploy proxies and other spam-sending tools, spammers could harness hundreds of thousands of end-user computers."\n\n"Most of the major Windows e-mail viruses of 2003, including the Sobig and Mimail virus families, functioned as spammer viruses: viruses designed expressly to make infected computers available as spamming tools"\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spam_%28e-mail%29#Spammer_viruses\n\nIn short the infected computer becomes under control of the spammer and becomes his own personal e mail server.\n\nAll you can do is be sure that your computer is free of virus, worms and trojans. Here is a good clean-up procedure if your currently are lacking one.\n\n1. Scan for virus and remove (free online scan) with BitDefender\n\nhttp://www.bitdefender.com/site/home/...\n\n2. Scan for trojans and remove (free online scan) with Ewido\n\nhttp://www.ewido.net/en/\n\n3. Scan for ad/spyware and remove (free download) with Spybot Search & Destroy\n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/en/spybo...\n\nIf your computer is clean, then all you can do is wait until the owner of the infected computer that is sending spam with your address relalizes what is going on and cleans-up his computer.\n\nFor further infomation you can Google the word "botnet"\n\nGood luck
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maybe you have spam guard on your computer which acts an an anti virus on your computerwhich can sometimes stop you getting into anything...
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It sounds to me like you have a virus, I would definitely try a virus scan just to be sure.  If you don't have a virus scanner, then AVG is a great FREE program that will help keep you safe from viruses.  You can download AVG here: http://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php/doc/5390/lng/us/tpl/v5#avg-anti-virus-free
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If you know how to send them a worm the do it.\nLet me know how to do it, without messing uo my computer, because I'm getting 100 spam e-mails per day, and I'm relly sick of it.
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use windows live safety scanner.the link is as follows:\nhttp://safety.live.com\nYou must do a full service scan where it will download some components to your system and then perform the scan and remove the virus.