Its something to do with using Yahoo server to send my email, but it doesnt look very smart does it??!!\n\nIm not tec minded so idiot proof answer would be of great help!!
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There are two ways to get rid of it:\n1) buy yahoo premium e-mail service\n2) get a gmail account\n\nOne of these will help you out.
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Probably phishing.  Try to log into your account normally, without clicking on the link in the email.
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sorry..i cant understand the question exactly..\n\nWrite to my mail id clearly
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This is their attempt at bypassing the Spam filter.  They put random words and phrases to get by it.  It makes the spam filter think its an actual email.
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We can't see inside your yahoo mailbox dude.\n\nIf you get it in a chain email it's probably a fake, done with photoshop.
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This sounds like one of the standard internet "Dumb Things".\nWhether they could track it or not is unimportant, however I will say it is "Possable".\n That said it is also a message that has only 1 real purpose, as with pretty much all e-mails people send to virtually all the people on thier e-mail list, it is designed simply to clog up/slow down and/or disrupt the internet mail servers. It could be aimed at a particular ISP or just generally sent to cause mischief in one way or another.\n The bottom line is that when "Chain" emails are sent they serve no practical purpose and intentionally or unintentionally simple serve to clog up the mail servers, and have been known to generate enough traffic to effectively deny e-mail service to users.
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That mail is a Spam mail. Dont reply to it. Spammers just want to make sure you're email address is active so they can send you more spam mails.
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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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This is definitely a hoax.  This is what Yahoo has to say about emails such as this:\nThese "spoof" emails are scams. Your Yahoo! ID and password are your own confidential information. No Yahoo! employee will ever ask you for your password or personal information in an unsolicited phone call or email message. If you are ever asked for your password in an unsolicited manner, or by someone you do not believe to be a representative of Yahoo!, do not share your password with them. \nFor more helpful information on password scams as well as information on how to protect your password, please visit: \n\nhttp://security.yahoo.com/password_scams.html \n\nFor additional information on ways to protect your information online, please visit the Yahoo! Security Center at: \n\nhttp://security.yahoo.com
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contact yahoo customer service and label your email URGENT. That's really weird, it must be a bug.\n\n.. unless you've been uploading nude photos or something, and they got upset!
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It is strange...try to modify the preferences of you software for emails...
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Apparently this happens when you do not have a default email program on your system. What you need to do is allow your system to sort it out for itself.\n\nHsve a look at this site, which talks you through the problem and provides screenshots to help you: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/community/columns/defaultbrowser.mspx
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This may only be a problem with your service provider.\nFirst check that you are setting the From value.\n\nIf this From email address is not the same as your service provider then contact them and ask them to set up a Shadow for your sending email address.  The bit to the right of the @
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yahoo sent me an email
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woohoo time to send some spam.....\n\nNOTE: I won't realy spam you but be carefufull where you post your email the internet is not safe\n\nBTW: yahoo is haveing latent connection issues, try again later
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Probably its the way how mac ie handles the code on that page. send a help mail to yahoo. they should have a solution to that.
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It is a email client like Outlook express ...............I think it is a shareware prog and will not slow ur computer