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To: John Cottingham and PIEN readers. Is it possible that the PIEN itself is contaminated? I dont write in very often, but I wrote to PIEN to give my three rule recipe to avoid a virus. Very shortly thereafter, I received two of the phony email letters from the sources mentioned. Since I did not open them, I dont believe I have a virus. I have never written to the two addressees in question before. I aasked them if they sent me the emails and if so why? One nice lady from Canada telephoned and assured me she had not sent it. Frankly, John, I'm suspicious of the PIEN as being infected. Is it possible? Sid Levin PS My three rules are still valid: 1. If you dont know the sender, don't open any attachments from them. 2. If you do know the sender, don't open the attachment unless you knew they were sending it. 3. If you receive a letter with an attachment from someone you know, but were not expecting it, write back for a confirmation that they did in fact send it. 4. Take two aspirin and go to bed. You can sleep safely. (Fourth rule is from Momma!) Sid ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn