this may sound crazy but how is it that i am getting email from the year 2038 can this be a virus?
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Any email may be a candidate for a computer virus. As a good and safe practice, delete any emails from your system when you do not recognize the sender.  Spammers have the ability to change the date to anything they wish. More than likely it is just spam.  I would strongly suggest you install an anti-virus program on your computer and keep it current.\n\nI hope that this helps.
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sounds like you may have been infected with a virus or spyware\n\nsome virus's tend to manipulate your email and send out malicious emails you other people in you address book\n\nensure that you have a good virus checker and that you have a spyware sweeper too\n\nhave a look on www.download.com for each - some a free\n\ngive your system a scan \n\nalso ensure that you systems firewall is on - or get a separate on - a good program that bundles all of these together is - zonelabs pro - www.zonelabs.com
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It could simple be the email is going from a PC to a Mac environment, or from HTML to plain text. Or got routed to a recipients blackberry. It's somewhat normal.
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Try to forward the whole e-mail to yahooabuse@yahoo.com and see if that goes thru. if not then send it to this site and put in the subject line in all caps VIRUS ATTACHED
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It's a scam.  Don't click on any links in the message; don't give out ANY personal information; if you have a virus program, update your virus definitions and scan for viruses.
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Open the hotmail message and click download attchments, but i would be careful because alot of email forwards that have attachments also have viruses.
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If you received this e-mail from someone you do not know it is probably spam and could pose a danger of spyware and or a virus. I would delete it.
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virus. if you open the attachment. otherwise you should be safe. as i opened the email, but not the attachment and my computer seems just fine.
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I suggest you once cleanup all you temp file from your browser's cache and also delete cookies and restar the computer.\nAll done now try to mail someone and send some attachments.\nmake sure your attachments are virus free.\ntry and tell.
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The message is spam. The chance that you know the person is slim to none.  If you reply, you will be confirming that you have a valid email address and opening your computer to even more spam.
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you sure it wasn't a virus you received?
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either you had a virus and it sent everything out through your email and these are the returns (unlikely) or someone spoofed your email address and all the email they sent out is being returned to you (more likely)
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&#9689; Read this page to get info on the "New Graphics Site" virus. This virus seems to only targeting Yahoo Email Users.\n\n&#9658; http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/newgraphic.asp
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This is because someone you know has a virus that is sending out tons of spam. It's a classic trick by malware to use a different return address than the account it really sent the spam from. \n\nUnless you are willing to poll everyone you know to see if they've scanned their machines recently, you are probably toast. Best you can do is set up a filter to remove those from your inbox.
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I think that's it.\nhttp://yahoo.weblogsinc.com/2005/09/14/review-new-yahoo-mail-beta/\nor\nhttp://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/scp/viewer/index.php?client_id=1173&event_id=16828
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Definitely DELETE if you don't know who it's from. Chances are if you opened it, you probably wouldn't even be reading this message now, because your computer has crashed from a virus.\n\nCheck out Norton Antivirus which will automatically quarantine such suspect emails.
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At one point, you may have opened an email attachment that causes this particular virus to send messages (on your behalf) to everyone in your address book.\n\nBefore cleaning the virus, boot up in safe mode, erase the Prefetch files, disable the "Restore Point", check out the Auto RUN items in the registry [HKLM>Software>Microsoft>Windows>CurrentVersion>Run] to find out the name of the executables that are running in memory.  They usually reside in the WINDOWS OR WINDOWS&#92;SYSTEM32 FOLDERS.