Wow! $1,200,000 In Cash Is On It's Way To My House!

$1,200,000 in cash is all mine! All I have to do is....

Look at this email I received in my email box today. When I saw it, I thought of the thousands upon thousands of people who still get conned into sending their personal information to these hackers. What caught me off guard with this email today was it's quality and authenticity. If I was new to the internet and had no idea that scams like this were happening, I'm sure I would have probably clicked on the link in the email at the very least.

My main reason for featuring this today is simple. Please be careful when opening and responding to emails. Most "scam" emails look and feel legitimate. Many appear to come from sites like Paypal, Bank of America, Yahoo, etc. My advice to you is to first check with Snopes.com to see if anyone else has received the same type of email. And, lastly, there isn't one verifiable instance where money "miraculously" was sent to any one's doorstep like this email says, but it's amazing how many people still fall for these type of scams.

Be careful out there. The internet is a wonderful tool, but like any other tool, in the wrong hands, it can be very dangerous.

Until later, make it a great day!

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Are You As Fed Up With Email Spam As I Am?

If you're like me, when you check your email every morning, the first thing you're met with are emails touting the latest and greatest sexual enhancement drugs, get rich quick schemes, weight loss dream pills and many other wonderful products that spammers love to promote. Have you had enough?

If you answered yes, then I have a solution for you. For those of you who've been reading my blog for quite some time, you know that I don't normally post articles about products. However, a friend of mine recommended a product to me the other day that I fell in love with. It's called Spam Arrest and it truly is a necessity for everyone this day and age.

Here's how it works: When someone sends you an email, before the email is sent, the sender receives an email that asks them to verify they're a human. It does this simply by asking them to verify they sent the email. While this isn't going to stop other humans who are spamming you one email at a time, it will stop all the automated spam that somehow seems to by-pass your email software's spam filters since the spamming software can't verify the message it sent. Click here to see a demo of how this works.

And, the other reason I'm recommending this to you is because they have a 30 free trial, which I personally am taking advantage of. Here are the details of the free trial directly from the website:

Spam Arrest Free Trial Details

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If you have not subscribed to Spam Arrest by the end of the trial, your account will automatically be converted to a month-to-month subscription, and your credit card will be billed at the standard rate of $5.95 per month.

If you wish to cancel your account before the end of the trial period, you may do so by visiting http://www.spamarrest.com/members/cancel.jsp

That's it! No strings attached.

So, if you'd like to stop receiving all the junk you've been getting in your email, give SpamArrest a try. I think you'll like it.

Until tomorrow, make it a great day!

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