RN>On Sat Aug-04-2012 21:37, Ed Vance (1:2320/105.1) wrote to ALL:   
      
   RN> EV> This message was from ED VANCE to ALL,   
   RN> EV> originally in conference GT_HAMRadi   
   RN> EV> and was forwarded to you by ED VANCE.   
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   RN> EV> Today I got a email from support@qrz.com .   
   RN> EV> It was about my having trouble with my password.   
      
   RN> EV> I HAVEN'T HAD ANY TROUBLE WITH MY PASSWORD ON QRZ.COM!   
      
   RN> EV> So I went to QRZ.COM and logged in my account.   
      
   RN> EV> I logged in OK, then I clicked the Contact button and found a email   
   RN> EV> address of editor@qrz.com to write to them.   
      
   RN> EV> After I told them of the password messages I got, they asked me to   
   RN> EV> Forward the emails to them.   
      
   RN> EV> I also just sent a Warning message to the Hams that I have email   
   RN> EV> addressew for tonight and thought I ought to do the same here in   
   RN> EV> the Ham echos that I read on this BBS.   
      
   RN> EV> I hope no one gets a email from these imposters and falls for it.   
      
   RN> EV> 73  de Ed  W9ODR   
      
   RN>Did you also include the complete header of the message?   
      
   Roger,   
      
   Yes I did!   
      
   Later I looked at the replies I sent to QRZ and saw the email had the   
   Call Sign W0ODR in it, so I went to QRZ and looked at both My page and   
   W0ODR's page and saw My email address on both pages.   
      
   So I sent a message to QRZ to tell them about that a few days ago.   
      
   I haven't heard from them yet, and haven't thought to check QRZ to see   
   if my email address was taken off W0ODR's page.   
      
   Another ROUNDTUIT!   . . . .    . .   
      
      
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