[Retiring]

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore

More likely, the ex-renter's email was hacked and the same attachment sent to all of their contacts...with the hope that someone would click on it.

The same scenario occurs when all of a sudden a person receives a new friend request on Facebook, from someone who is already a friend.

It's a good idea to change your passwords every so often on email accounts/Facebook/Etc.

I agree, friends computer probably hacked.

You can usually tell if the email you just received from a friend is probably from a hacking. The subject line might be, I lost 87 pounds with… And your friend has never weighed more than 100 lbs. Or, I made $10M on this penny stock and your friend lives paycheck to paycheck. It’s not difficult to spot a “hacked” email from a friend.

[Loudoll]

[TOTV Team]

When you post an ad in the classifieds we suggest you do not put any email or phone information in the body of the ad. Only in the fields we specifically ask for them in.

This means that in order for someone to get your contact info they have to be a registered user. In that case we can track them down and ban them.

If you had someone contact you this way click the contact us at the bottom of this page with the users name and we can ban them.

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