Security breaches. I just love getting emails from some of the largest online companies (et tu Tar-jay?) informing me that their email service provider was hacked and I may receive even more spam or phishing emails. Should I consider their warning suspicious email?
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4 comments:
That video was pretty funny. I got an email last year while I was still at work - actually everyone on my contact list including some of the big execs at work (I worked from home when Deaglan was sick) were sent an email from me asking for monetary donations so I could visit my sick Aunt in England. I was horrified. The minister at my church even called me personally to see if she should start a collection. Obviously I closed that email account down.
I think your idea to ask the Etsy shops I like to advertise with me is a great one! I think I will do that.
I have gotten no less than 15 emails from companies who got hacked. So annoying.
That is a funny video! Sorry that I haven't been able to participate in this great meme lately. I promise to get back on track next week. Have a wonderful weekend Teresha :)
I have been contacted by soooooo many companies about the security breach, it is so annoying that every company used the same company for e-mail marketing (I think that was what the company who was breached did, but am not sure).
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