Reciently a member of my family was going to sell his Sony PSP on Ebay for £100 (games included) and was sent an email saying that the product had been bought. Reading through the email he was told that he would have to send the PSP to a PO Box at “English embasy” in Nigeria. After looking again at the “official” paypal email which was not @paypal.com or @eBay.com but instead @fastmail.fm. When I was looking through the Internet I found this and suddenly thought back to that eBay “purchase” and thought I’d let people know. Look closely at the grammar and you can see lots of typos such as “I saw your profile at and would ….” and “I would like to know you the more.” Chances are that this is also a scam to get your credit card numbers as two or three posts later then is a shortened version (same text but different email and also another guest comment)

Have you ever forgotten your password to log into windows, and had to go into the hassle to find out how to change it again? Well hopefully this technique which involves an iPod will make your music player do the remembering. This won’t affect your iPod and no programs required, its all in windows. Just simply plug your iPod into your computer and then go to control panel > User Accounts > Select your account > Related Tasks > “Prevent a forgotten password”. Now once this is done all you need to do is find your iPod i.e.: L’s iPod then enter your password and select finish and now each time you forget your password all you need to do is plug in your iPod and then select “did you forget your password?” and your password will be entered. so there you go, no need to remember your password when you have your personal music player at hand