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There are a few fake e-mails being sent around, with the assumption that they are coming from YouTube. My free anti-virus software Avast, was able to block a few of the webpages that I was taken to, after clicking on the links in a few of the email messages. The webpages are embedded with viruses, malware and spywares.
YouTube Support sent you a direct message: Your video on the TOP of YouTube / Your video has been approvedYouTube Support has sent you a direct messageYou can reply to this message by visiting your inbox.To: yahoo.comYour video on the TOP of YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj0meoWlZGet more information
YouTube Support sent you a direct message: Your video on the TOP of YouTube / Your video has been approved
YouTube Support has sent you a direct messageYou can reply to this message by visiting your inbox.To: yahoo.com
Your video on the TOP of YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj0meoWlZ
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This is one of the links in the e-mail messages: http://bspsolutions.net/banana.html. Please do not go to the link.
If you click on any of the links within the e-mail messages, you will be redirected to a website selling viagra and other erectile dysfunction drugs, or redirected to a website with trojan horses, viruses and spyware programs.
Most of these email messages are more of a nuisance than a threat and will be filtered by your email spam filters. Please ensure that your anti-virus software is updated and immediately delete these email messages if they end up in your inbox.
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