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by Lina Gómez
1

Jenny's guest works for an e-mail company.

2

David suggests not writing your e-mail address on a piece of paper.

3

David says it's better not to mix work and personal e-mail accounts.

4

There are little software programs that travel the internet looking for e-mail addresses.

5

Jenny claims not everyone can simply open a new e-mail account.

6

David advises people not to write e-mails in blue.

7

It's impossible to get a computer virus from an e-mail off a friend.

8

The recent phenomenon David speaks about is spelt "fhishing".

9

David suggests never giving away information such as account numbers and passwords via an e-mail.

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