I’ve posted a link on Twinbytes Facebook page about this hoax that Facebook will start charging. You can see it here http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/TwinBytes-Inc/144250883898 Do not post and repost the link as it says to do. Remove it from your profile and if you told friends to post it, tell them as well you made a mistake. …
I’ve said many times before, Macs get viruses too and not to be ignorant in purchasing a Mac thinking you’re safe. Mac World themselves agrees that viruses for Macs are on the rise. I’ve linked to their article below. The one reason Macs don’t get as many viruses is because there’s not as many Macs …
If you’re following me on my Facebook fan page you’ll already know about this. http://www.facebook.com/pages/TwinBytes-Inc/144250883898 Many scams on Facebook that appear to be links that your friend posted on your wall telling you to click to watch this video of Bin Laden getting beaten up. Other videos like that which sounds interesting enough to click …
DON’T FORWARD THIS. IT’S A HOAX! Before forwarding anything like this, it’s a good idea to check your sources like Snopes.com which I’ve linked to below. http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/missing/trembley.asp These scams just waste our time but more importantly, they tie up more Internet bandwidth slowing everyone else down, and it uses more of your emailing sending limit. …
If you receive the following email it’s obviously a virus because of the link to girls.exe which the sender made no effort to hide. This is very old school and anyone that clicks on this and gets a virus doesn’t know the basics of being safe with emails. Yes, you can get a virus through …
Is it a virus? Is it a hoax? Apparently can’t find it on Snopes.com, Symantec, or McAfee yet. It’s worth mentioning right away and I’ll update this post soon as I know more. At this time, it appears to be a video that links to nothing and you’ll notice the “like” on Facebook from a friend …
If you get an email like below that appears to be from the Canada Revenue Agency, claiming you have a refund and to click the link to access the form, don’t do it. The link points to http://refund.canadarevenueagency.co.cc/esrvc-srvce/getStatus_en.htm and is not safe to click on. If you look closely (where I’ve bolded) the actual domain …
