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Message: [QUOTE="JS, post: 2716647, member: 6"] Unexpected emails from someone with whom you haven't corresponded in a long time often mean a hacker has invaded his address book and sent out junk (at best) to everyone in there. Tip-offs that they [I]aren't[/I] legit: 1. Subject line is blank. 2. When you open it, the message is minimal -- just "Hi" or "Greetings" or something like that. 3, It will always contain a clickable link. If that's how it looks, don't click the link. Just delete the email. I've never had any problem just from opening the email. My browser declines to download anything suspicious, or to "allow remote content," however. Others may have different cautions. [/QUOTE]