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I would certainly delete it. (That url takes me to mapquest, which I don't get. I hope I didn't just get malware or something.)
I think Jennifer accidentally truncated the TinyURL. However I would also delete it.
Lobstergirl wrote: "I would certainly delete it. (That url takes me to mapquest, which I don't get. I hope I didn't just get malware or something.)"You need to refresh your paranoia gene.
I truncated it on purpose to avoid linking to a specific example on a GR author's page.I deleted the reference (I also subsequently found out that the .99 cent price was no longer valid anyway).
:)
Lobstergirl wrote: "No idea what that means."It means "Don't click on mysterious links".
Banjomike wrote: "Lobstergirl wrote: "No idea what that means."It means "Don't click on mysterious links"."
No, I usually don't. But I have seen Jennifer post before and I assumed she wouldn't link to any malware, if she could help it.
Lobstergirl wrote: "Banjomike wrote: "Lobstergirl wrote: "No idea what that means."It means "Don't click on mysterious links"."
No, I usually don't. But I have seen Jennifer post before and I assumed she wouldn't ..."
:) - thanks, and I wouldn't. Sorry to cause confusion in the first place. I just didn't want to link directly to a GR author's book but did want to show the example to illustrate my question.
Lobstergirl wrote: "No, I usually don't. But I have seen Jennifer post before and I assumed she wouldn't link to any malware, if she could help it. "True, but she could have been in a really bad mood. Only joking. But mysterious links are STILL mysterious even if they have been (re)posted by someone you know and trust. Those of my friends who have been infected by viruses or trojans ALL blame their infection on something they received from a friend or colleague.
Paranoia should be a way of life on the Internet.
ex: $.99 e-read on Kindle:http://tinyurl.com/6...