e-mail from the group moderators

[Guest guest]

Namaste Janaki:

 

I have found in the last month or so that I have been getting email returmed

to me as undeliverable THAT I NEVER SENT OUT..

 

I have not sent any email to your personal address.

 

I think this is the type of thing that Kariji mentioned awhile back about

peoples' email identities being stolen so it appears that those of us who are

representatives of Rudra Centre seem to have been targeted.

 

I do not send personal email to anyone on the site unless person has written

to my personal email address first and then only as a reply..

 

I know Neetaji is very busy and hardly has time to answer email sent to her

and I think I can speak for Dharma Dev as well that he is not contacting

people outside of the site.

 

PLEASE DO NOT OPEN ANY ATTACHMENTS that you seem to be receiving with our

addresses on them as they will contain viruses. In fact simply delete

anything with our personal addresses that is not in reply to a personal email

from you.

 

Thank you so much, Janaki for letting us know that this is being done.

I know this was discussed early last month and except for changing our

addresses which we may have to do...I don't think there is anyway this can be

stopped.

 

Dharma Dev and I both have contacted Credit Card Fraud Units because both of

us had our credit numbers used by others that were taken via the internet in

past weeks and I have contacted local police ..

 

Thanks again for bringing this matter to Light.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

Kanti

 

 

In a message dated 1/26/2003 9:48:18 AM Central Standard Time,

coolj_50 writes:

 

> Namskar everyone,

>

> just thought I should let you know that I get e-mails from the group

> moderators (so I assume) fromm time to time - thunderheals for

> example, from Neetaji also- and these get delivered to my bulk

> mail box. I can however never see the message body, only the subject

> header and the sender from whom it has come.

> Does anyone else face this stuation and what can one do about it?

> best regards to all, Janaki

>