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(Message started by: Margi on Sep 30^th, 2002, 1:37pm)

Title: ayurcure@hotmail.com - who ever has that address!!
Post by Margi on Sep 30^th, 2002, 1:37pm

You just sent the Klez virus to our Family Support Team's email.

I'm sure (well, I'm hoping) that you don't realize your email is doing this, but please check your system, ok?

And, if anyone gets mail from this ayurcure@hotmail.com address and it's over 100K in size - DON'T open it!!! The subject line was '70 year old identical twins. Something very' (the rest was cut off).

::)

Title: Re: ayurcure@hotmail.com - who ever has that addre
Post by BobG on Sep 30^th, 2002, 1:56pm

If you type ayurcure into your Google you'll get the web site of a freak so-called medicine man in New Delhi, India.

That email address is coming for that web site.

Here's a copy/paste example of his cure for a sprained ankle.
"If there is wound or bleeding from that portion, then apply solution of Onion and Turmeric paste in Mustard oil."

I would hate to see his cure for clusters!

Looks like the freak is trolling pain sites for new victims.

Title: Re: ayurcure@hotmail.com - who ever has that addre
Post by ChristineL on Sep 30^th, 2002, 2:54pm

I get the Klez virus at least once a day. I got it 7 times one day last week. All under different subjects and from different e-mails. It has been going around for months and doesn't look like it is stopping soon. I have 3 different e-mail addresses through Micrsoft Office Express and 1 on AOL. My AOL account rarely gets it.

MY Norton anti-virus catches it each time and I update weekly.

Chris L

Title: Re: ayurcure@hotmail.com - who ever has that addre
Post by pjbgravely on Sep 30^th, 2002, 3:56pm

The Klez virius sends out a E-mail using a random address from the infected computers address book, not the real address the mail was sent from so it is difficult to find the true computer that sent it.