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Ok, I recieved an email today from "[email protected]" in Spanish.
It reads:
"una interesante tesis sobre este tema de conversasion que nunca pasa de moda"
And there's a "control panel extension" attachment, no virus.
Now I'm *not* downloading it, just wondered if you sent it to me, if so why and what is the attachment?
And if anyone can translate the mail for me, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks.
It reads:
"una interesante tesis sobre este tema de conversasion que nunca pasa de moda"
And there's a "control panel extension" attachment, no virus.
Now I'm *not* downloading it, just wondered if you sent it to me, if so why and what is the attachment?
And if anyone can translate the mail for me, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks.
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Ok, I recieved an email today from "[email protected]" in Spanish.
It reads:
"una interesante tesis sobre este tema de conversasion que nunca pasa de moda"
And there's a "control panel extension" attachment, no virus.
Now I'm *not* downloading it, just wondered if you sent it to me, if so why and what is the attachment?
And if anyone can translate the mail for me, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks.
It reads:
"una interesante tesis sobre este tema de conversasion que nunca pasa de moda"
And there's a "control panel extension" attachment, no virus.
Now I'm *not* downloading it, just wondered if you sent it to me, if so why and what is the attachment?
And if anyone can translate the mail for me, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks.
That spanish apparently means:
an interesting thesis on this subject of conversation that it never happens fashionable
I wouldn't open the attatchment, chances are that, even though it's not a virus, it could be a system file which could change the way your computer operates (like a virus).
an interesting thesis on this subject of conversation that it never happens fashionable
I wouldn't open the attatchment, chances are that, even though it's not a virus, it could be a system file which could change the way your computer operates (like a virus).
I CAN! I CAN! I CAN! (oh I'm so smart)
not really. just go to freetransation.com
but anyways. heres what it translates to.
"una interesante tesis sobre este tema de conversasion que nunca pasa de moda"
means...
"an interesting thesis upon this theme of conversasion that never passes fashionable"
not really. just go to freetransation.com
but anyways. heres what it translates to.
"una interesante tesis sobre este tema de conversasion que nunca pasa de moda"
means...
"an interesting thesis upon this theme of conversasion that never passes fashionable"
Ok. I put this through a translator program and the Spanish bit means:
"An interesting thesis upon this theme of conversasion that never passes fashionable"
Strange...
"An interesting thesis upon this theme of conversasion that never passes fashionable"
Strange...
Ok. We all did it at the same time. At the same website...
There have been a lot of people sending weird viruses around, chances are that it's that. If you have the right software it will negate it straight away.
Why can't the Hotmail virus scan work?
Why can't the Hotmail virus scan work?
I got the same from Allardini...asked him via email what that french crap was all about....then i put it through a french translator and i got
the same sentance! I thought it was odd...until i came on here....and it is a virus apparently.
the same sentance! I thought it was odd...until i came on here....and it is a virus apparently.
How does he know our E-Mail? Huh? Huh?
blahpro wrote:
> How does he know our E-Mail? Huh? Huh?
good question, anyone? YOU THERE... in the back!
> How does he know our E-Mail? Huh? Huh?
good question, anyone? YOU THERE... in the back!
I have Allardini on my address book. But for you...thats odd...I blame it on Asher.
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