Today, I received two emails.
Dear user!
Our email anti-virus system finds that the email you receive contains viruses. We recommend that you permanently delete the email. If you are sure it is a useful email, please follow the sender information provided below, notify the sender to resend the email.
The virus information is as follows:
Attachment containing Trojan-Spy.HTML.Smitfraud.c virus cleanup failed
The original email information is as follows:
From: Smith Barney, Citigroup <identifdep_op34163@smithbarney.com>
To: fkomivlrvn@163.net
Subject: important account notice
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 22:16:29 + 0600
163.net email Post Office
Customer Service Center
Dear user!
Our email anti-virus system finds that the email you receive contains viruses. We recommend that you permanently delete the email. If you are sure it is a useful email, please follow the sender information provided below, notify the sender to resend the email.
The virus information is as follows:
Attachment containing Trojan-Spy.HTML.Bankfraud.ci virus cleanup failed
The original email information is as follows:
From: regions bank <custservice_id_7064@regions.com>
To: fkirsten@163.net
Subject: regions bank-Please validate your account [Fri, 25 Feb 2005 06:38:10 + 0600]
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 06:37:10 + 0600
163.net email Post Office
Customer Service Center
I don't know if this feature was available long ago, because it seems that I have never received any email virus, but I am very happy with this service, the email service provider antivirus the email itself while sending and receiving emails, which makes it safer and more secure when using the mailbox, especially when using pop to receive emails.
The provision of similar services is just one way for service providers to stay closer to users. Service providers cannot satisfy users by. However, we can still feel these subtle benefits as users, especially for free users.