<The text that was listed as left when the "attachment " was removed showed " a
very powerful tool" and was written in rather awkward English.>
I am the Listserv moderator and list owner at my company. The email you refer to
above is a virus email that has come into my inbox as well. I have not received it
through Listserv, however. As long as you do not open the message and/or
attachment, you should be fine by permanently deleting it from your inbox (shift +
delete).
The second message you reference also sounds like a virus email, and I feel more
confident in that assessment since you say it came from the same address as the
first email. The fact that the mail is coming from (apparently) a postmaster at
Juno may be misleading. I have had our own Listserv address
(Listserv@Listserv.Classroom.com--where you send list commands) replicated by some
virus mechanism--it hasn't caused harm, and I am still trying to figure out the
origins of it. Something like this could be happening with Juno.
Hope this helps,
Sincerely,
Paul Heller
Sr. Community Developer
Classroom Connect
www.classroom.com
pheller@classroom.com
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