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The thread discusses a virus related to fake greeting card emails, with links to information and warnings about potential cybersecurity risks. The original poster shares a link to Snopes identifying the virus, and other users express concern, noting that such scams can harm reputable businesses and advising caution by deleting suspicious emails. The overall sentiment emphasizes awareness and preventative action against phishing and malware threats associated with greeting card scams.
03hdfatboy

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Check this out...
snopes.com: 'Postcard from a Family Member' virus
 

Celestra

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That's a shame, I used American Greeting E-Cards for Christmas. This is copying them a bit. The cards were gorgeous this year too. This stuff only hurts a reputable business.
 
kemical

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A card like that could cause some mischief...Link Removed due to 404 Error
 
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Yep.........you have to leave this well alone............any emails with this kind of subject should be deleted straight away........remember if in doubt, throw(delete) it out!!!!!!
 
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Wow, didn't know about this one.

Good tip on what to delete!!
 

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