Posted by Roger Keays, 17 July 2008 Attention customers,
Please be aware that online scammers and spammers will continually try to trick you into selling their products and services, or obtaining your passwords. If you get an email which you think is dodgy, then it probably is. For example, one customer recently received this email:
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Posted by Roger Keays, 29 June 2008 Dear Valued Customer,
Over the past several months we have been implementing a major upgrade of our software and systems in order to bring you what we are calling our "Portals" system. With Portals, you can access all your essential business software simply by logging in at your website. You may notice that you now have a new menu bar on your website which reflects this change. You can use the menu bar to access all the software we have installed for you including:
- The Content Manager
- Your Webstats (updated daily)
- Your Group Mailing lists
- Your Webmail
- Your Junk Mail
- Your General Ledger, Accounts Journals and Customer database (eCommerce customers)
- Support videos, articles and documentation
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Posted by Roger Keays, 29 April 2008 Occasionally, some of our new customers will find that several spam emails make it into their new email accounts. This is because our filters are not yet familiar with the new customer's email patterns. It is important that you forward any spam you receive to spam@sunburnt.com.au so that our filter can learn which mail is innocent and which is spam. Each spam should be forwarded as a separate email.
If you do not forward your spam the filter will slowly get worse, because it thinks it is doing the right thing. In the worst case, spammers can be whitelisted for your email account and will automatically be approved until you identify their mail as spam.
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Posted by Roger Keays, 18 March 2008 Everyone is used to getting spam and scams in their email, but every now and again a sophisticated scammer will launch a postal mail campaign which even has experienced Internet users wondering if it is legitimate. The most recent comes from a Spanish company and is headed "WorldWideWeb Register" (see below).
The letter tricks people into thinking they are not in an official index of the WorldWideWeb (which doesn't exist) and they should provide their details "in order to obtain immediate optimal positioning".
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Posted by Roger Keays, 26 February 2008 Hi all. In response to the demand for small, cheap, editable websites we have prepared a few new products for our customers.
The first new product, Page Magic, is a simple one-page website which you can edit and customize yourself and which only costs $120 / yr including a domain name ($90 / yr if you already have a domain name). You can read more about Page Magic online.
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Posted by Roger Keays, 29 January 2008 Sunburnt Web Solutions is happy to announce the availability of 8 new video tutorials. We've covered the topics most of our customers seem to have difficulty with. They are:
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Posted by Roger Keays, 21 December 2007 Andrew and I (your local web developers) would like to wish you all a happy holiday, happy Hannukah, merry Christmas, and a safe new year.
Our office will be closed from the 24th of December to until Wednesday the 2nd of January for a chance to catch up on a bit of rest and relaxation (if you can call Christmas that!).
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