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ntl customer · 01-08-2005, 15:43

I personally don't mind the odd forwarded email - some of 'em can be a bit of a giggle and lighten your day but I usually don't bother to forward them onto my entire address book - perhaps 1 or 2 people at most if I find them funny. Otherwise they just stay in my inbox.

But I don't do the "forward to 200 people and all your wishes will come true if you don't you'll die tomorrow" type emails - they either get deleted or stay in my inbox. I don't do the "xxxxxxx@hotmail.com is a virus, don't let them add you to your MSN list otherwise they'll virus you, send this onto 10 people etc" emails either. Oh, and I don't forward what I believe to be untrue or obviously a hoax - like the Hotmail thing Wayne was referring to.

01-08-2005, 15:43	#10
ntl customer Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Services: Weddings, christenings, barmitzvahs and funerals. Posts: 860	Re: Your take on all this I personally don't mind the odd forwarded email - some of 'em can be a bit of a giggle and lighten your day but I usually don't bother to forward them onto my entire address book - perhaps 1 or 2 people at most if I find them funny. Otherwise they just stay in my inbox. But I don't do the "forward to 200 people and all your wishes will come true if you don't you'll die tomorrow" type emails - they either get deleted or stay in my inbox. I don't do the "xxxxxxx@hotmail.com is a virus, don't let them add you to your MSN list otherwise they'll virus you, send this onto 10 people etc" emails either. Oh, and I don't forward what I believe to be untrue or obviously a hoax - like the Hotmail thing Wayne was referring to.