]> http://www.arsa.org/taxonomy/term/46/all en http://www.arsa.org/node/208 <p>Received a questionable &quot;Arsa&quot; message? Here's how to identify and handle such hoaxes and <i>spam</i>.</p> <p>Fake messages may claim to be from &quot;Arsa&quot;. Genuine messages will identify your Association as ARSA, capitalized.</p> <p>The source of genuine messages will be <i>arsa@arsa.org</i> or <i>arsanews@arsa.org</i>, or staff members whose addresses are listed <a href=node/61>here</a>.</p> <p>Fake messages often contain file attachments. ARSA does not mail unexpected files to members.</p> <p><b>Do not open</b> unexpected attachments, especially those named <i>Password.zip</i> and the like. They may be harmful to your computer. The proper thing to do is usually to delete the message and attached file.</p> Web Site Help Mon, 31 Oct 2005 12:06:23 -0500