When I receive a phishing e-mail ("click on this to update your PayPal account"--which I don't have--"or we will be forced to temporaly suspend it," is there someone in particular I should report it to? This one displays its HTML in a way that might or might not be useful.
Posted by Matt Weiner at March 28, 2005 03:23 PMReport it to your spam filter and move on, I say...
Posted by: bitchphd at March 28, 2005 09:40 PMLike possibly to answering your real email ;)
Posted by: bitchphd at March 28, 2005 09:41 PMAre you sure I don't know you? I think I've heard that last comment before.
Posted by: Matt Weiner at March 29, 2005 08:01 AMThe Anti-Phishing Working Group is building a repository of phishing scam emails.
If you have a gmail account, there will be a link for reporting it if it's phishing.
Posted by: ben wolfson at March 29, 2005 09:22 AMYou know me now, baby ;)
Posted by: bitchphd at March 29, 2005 05:47 PMWhat rule or law determines the appearance of the dotted line separating comments, but not separating mine above twice over from bitch's above once? The CSS for the class comments-body includes "border-bottom:1px dotted #999;" so I have thought it would show up everywhere: but we see that it is otherwise.
Posted by: ben wolfson at March 30, 2005 08:14 AMI'm getting dotted lines between all the comments. Anyway I don't even know what CSS is, so it is no use asking me.
Posted by: Matt Weiner at March 30, 2005 09:02 AMI do too—in internet explorer which I don't use.
CSS stands for "Cascading Style Sheets".
Posted by: ben wolfson at March 30, 2005 09:34 AMBen, the computer knows that I merely voice your unarticulated thoughts and desires, that's why.
Posted by: bitchphd at April 1, 2005 01:42 PM