Drat, my AOL account was hacked. Just delete note about Dropbox
Monday morning, hundreds of people in my email address book got the note below. My AOL account had been hacked. I immediately called AOL to reset my password. It’s a common nuisance. I’ve seen this particular come-on before (read all about it) when others have been hacked. But rest assured — it wasn’t from me! All is well now — except for the dozens of replies I have to make to people asking me about the note. Oh well.
This note is circulating from other email addresses as well. Just delete.
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The one upside: I’m hearing from many people who haven’t emailed me for years! Good to see they still care!
Nice to hear from you Ken, even if I actually did not. I received a political article, most unlike the real TrackCEO.
Gutsy of you to own up to this, Ken. I recognized it for what it was, but didn’t bother to complain back to you. Because, I have dinged 10 (or so) others whose email contacts were hacked, and not single one of them replied (i.e. they all went and hid under a rock).
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