Firefox is not bad, I myself prefer Mozilla, it has email, browser all
in one with many features not included in Firefox because as the stand
alone browser program Firefox is designed for those migrating from IE,
so it emulates a lot of IE functions in its appearance and feel. Either
way they both are much more resilient to Spyware, ADware, Malware,
virus, and Trojans. All my customers I recommend the 2 above programs
to just for this reason. The Thunderbird program is the email program
designed to fulfill the Outlook functions. Or just go to Mozilla and
get them both in 1 more complete bundle. They can all be downloaded
FREE at www.mozilla.org well worth a serious consideration. Frosty Owner 2Frosty Computer Consultants Libby, Montana Tom Jennings wrote: If your email program is unable to open hyperlinks, please copy and paste this URL into the address bar of your browser. https://www.paypal.com/wf/f=defaultIt's clearly a scam, but in order to work you have to use Internet Explorer and Microsoft Windows. There's no instant software cure, and there's no substitute for a skeptical mind, but every Windows user should go to www.firefox.com and click the "get" link and get the Firefox browser. It's reasonably better, thoguh not a cure-all like some claim. It's jsut vastly less stupidly constructed. Internet Explorer was hacked up with tons of crappy features with little thought for your security while they were playing marketing games. (On my system the above URL just opens paypal's login window, with my email address filled in, the default login name. I'd still have to enter the password. (I think they way it's supposed to work is, it will gain control of paypal accounts that are already logged in; probably 1 out of 100,000 people who click the scam link, but all it takes is one... if you were not logged in at the time you click it, it doesn't do much. (I don't run windows nor IE so the phishing software didn't do anything bad to me.) It's also good practice to LOG OUT of paypal as soon as you complete whatever transaction; don't leave the page open! |