In October 2007, scam emails purporting to be from the Federal Trade Commission began hitting inboxes. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogl
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Read MoreThis story was first published on October 28th 2009 – Image: NASA – Buzz Aldrin on the Moon This long circulated message claims that
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Read MoreThese emails are just pointless, bandwidth wasting chain letters. They simply ask you to add your first name to the email before passing them on.
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