Hi, I received this email in my AOL mailbox today. Don't know who it's from, or what it's purpose is. I did see it contained my screen password, which I promptly changed after reading the email. Could someone please tell me what this email is all about--I am not smart when it comes to malicious intent, but I think it must be involved somewhat in this email. What harm can opening that email cause? I am ok, since I changed my password? Do I need to change the password on all my AOL screen names? Also, I 've heard about firewalls, but don't know much about them, do I need to install something like this? Could anyone recommend a free one? I don't want to open the email again to post it here, but it says something like this:
To:
Subject: Your Requested Information
From: AOL Instant Messenger <[email protected]>
This is an automatically-generated response from the AOL Instant
Messenger(SM)
service. The information you requested is "xxxxx".
Did you know that you can use your AIM(SM) service screen name to sign onto other great AOL Web Products?
Thank you, I apreciate the assistance!
To:
Subject: Your Requested Information
From: AOL Instant Messenger <[email protected]>
This is an automatically-generated response from the AOL Instant
Messenger(SM)
service. The information you requested is "xxxxx".
Did you know that you can use your AIM(SM) service screen name to sign onto other great AOL Web Products?
Thank you, I apreciate the assistance!