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[Dead_Reckoning]

I received this e-mail this A.M.

Delivery information,

Our company’s courier couldn’t deliver your parcel.
Status:Wrong data delivery.

LOCATION OF YOUR PARCEL:Virginia Beach
STATUS OF YOUR ITEM: sort order
SERVICE: Standard Shipping
NUMBER OF YOUR PARCEL:U261038812NU
INSURANCE: Yes

The label of your parcel is enclosed to the letter.
You should print the label and show it in the nearest post office to get a parcel.

An additional information
If the parcel isn’t received within 30 working days our company will have the right to claim compensation from you for it's keeping in the amount of $12.55 for each day of keeping over limited time.

You can find the information about the procedure and conditions of parcels keeping in the nearest office.

Thank you.
USPS Global.

First Off, Norton Anti-Spam put this in my Junk Mail Box.
2nd, the only thing I ordered lately has a number that doesn't match any of the supposed shipping number
3rd, it wants you to open the attached shipping label, whic "Contains A Virus"

Has anyone else encountered this yet???

DR

[dayne66]

Similar...my Mac wouldn't let me open it though.

[AXIL]

  Thanks for the head's up

[porthole]

The grammar should be a clue.

[naitram]

get 3-4 a day

[T-Hawk]

If you do not know the sender... don't even open it... much less any attachments that are included.

I'm kinda old school... for such a youngn'  If I don't know you... I'm not likely to respond to you.  (But that doesn't explain my presence here now does it?)

I use Outlook Express as my eMail viewer, and with it, I can actually view the contents of any eMail without actually opening it.

Many a Virus have been thwarted by my Norton Internet Suite, but occasionally one will enter my Inbox.  If for some reason I think that it's possible that this eMail may have come from Family (don't know all their eMails) or from one of my HOG members (I'm on the Board)... I'll use the 'right click' option to check the eMail's properties... then select "Message Content".  It places the content of the eMail in a viewable source where I can actually read it, and see the Code for any attachments without actually opening them.

When I notice that it's potential 'Spam' or worse, I will then run a virus scan on the individual eMail.  Norton then lights up will all the details and has learned a new source to avoid.


Most of the time, I simply delete them... if it was important from the beginning, I'll expect an actual phone call... otherwise DELETE AWAY   

[Eagle Eye]

None of the carriers will charge you for not being able to receive a package.  They just return it to the sender.  Period.  Virus or Phishing scam.  I believe they picked the wrong guy to send this to, considering we all mail order stuff on a regular basis.

Good call on not opening and thanks for the head's up.