Here's one I received. I would not touch it with a barge pole.
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A zip file with the password enclosed with it is very wrong, you have no security doing this.
Any reputable ISP would invite you visit part of their site to do a download. No kosher organisation will spam e-mail with so called fixes, ie exe files, zips whatever.
Even if it comes from a known source leave it alone. Check with the source/friend BEFORE opening. Their pc could be infected etc.
