Since about Nov/Dec 2008 I started receiving junk email from people with “wbs” extensions. I then registered with My Broadband with the exclusive intention to check whether other users have had the same experience. But then I decided to let some time pass first. Since then a couple more have come in.
For example: [email protected] subject: Rainbow [Ticket ID Fiesta] 555 now, it is real Pyramid
For example: [email protected] subject: Forget about weak health
I just find it strange that I have a wbs address (which is not widely publicized) and for the first time I'm now receiving spam from senders who also have wbs addresses!? Is it possible that my (and other users') privacy have been compromised? Or maybe some employees are moonlighting? Has anyone else had this experience?
Still with emails. I find myself, once again all of a sudden, in the position that emails does not reach their destinations consistently. Emails are send out and they would then appear in my “Sent” folder. But quite a few unrelated recipients told me that they've never received the email when I follow it up or resend it a second time. (In stead of phoning to check whether someone received his/her email, I resend it after a week or two, depending on how critical feedback is. I mean, to phone with every email would defy the cost advantage of email). Could poor/fluctuating signal strength maybe cause this problem?
These two events are probably totally unrelated, but they nevertheless emerged more or less at the same time.
For example: [email protected] subject: Rainbow [Ticket ID Fiesta] 555 now, it is real Pyramid
For example: [email protected] subject: Forget about weak health
I just find it strange that I have a wbs address (which is not widely publicized) and for the first time I'm now receiving spam from senders who also have wbs addresses!? Is it possible that my (and other users') privacy have been compromised? Or maybe some employees are moonlighting? Has anyone else had this experience?
Still with emails. I find myself, once again all of a sudden, in the position that emails does not reach their destinations consistently. Emails are send out and they would then appear in my “Sent” folder. But quite a few unrelated recipients told me that they've never received the email when I follow it up or resend it a second time. (In stead of phoning to check whether someone received his/her email, I resend it after a week or two, depending on how critical feedback is. I mean, to phone with every email would defy the cost advantage of email). Could poor/fluctuating signal strength maybe cause this problem?
These two events are probably totally unrelated, but they nevertheless emerged more or less at the same time.
Scary stuff!