SPAM of all types and with the ability to make any email appear to be from any return address means you should NEVER OPEN ANY EMAIL YOU ARE NOT EXPECTING.
To even read such an email is inviting trouble.
Just toss it.
Bob
Sunday I received an email that claimed to be from the FBI stating that they were concerned about major criminals on our street riding 4-wheelers, causing vandalism to mailboxes and cars and a lot of other things that I know are not happening on our street. Some of our neighbors did ride w-wheelers but the police informed us it was illegal in the neighborhood. To make a very long story short, we believe the email was sent by a crazy neighbor. I contacted the FBI and they said they didn't send the email and wanted me to forward the email. The address was from a Yahoo account. It didn't even look real. No name or phone number to call either. My question is there a way to figure out who had the bogus FBI email account with Yahoo? I did email Yahoo about the email. Is that all I can do. Should I leave it up to the FBI? WE are tired of this neighbor harrasing us this way. Thanks for any advice.
Elizabeth

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