A heads-up: I’ve gotten a lot of emails in the past 24 hours purporting to be links to Hallmark holiday e-cards– they aren’t, they’re links to some sort of overseas malware site. Be careful out there.
Glenn Hauman
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It's not just Hallmark fake cards, there are fake e-Greetings, etc., too. The big clue is that real greeting cards that are announced in email will have the name of the person sending them.