All-In-One Website Designers Save Time And Money!

All In One Website Builder Is Great For All!

By using this type of software to create your website, you don’t have to spend a lot of time and money to learn complicated website coding or enroll in an expensive web design class. All you need to do is delve into the software program and get  to work adding web pages, social sharing tools, images, text, video and whatever other type of media you’d like to present to your website visitors. Drag and drop modules allow you to add other functionality such as a Web 2.0 style image gallery, commenting functions, advertising modules, an online shopping widget, a blog and many other functionality features.

Clean HTML Code Is Essential!

Since this software provides clean HTML code by default, you don’t have to worry about coding errors that have to be de-bugged later. If you’ve spent any time researching just how troublesome messy web coding can be, you’ll find that this is one thing that can cause problems for even the most helpful websites out there today. By offering clean code to your visitors and search engines you can keep your website free of webmaster errors that might cause accessibility issues.

WYSIWYG Editor Makes Website Changes Simple!

Another benefit of using an all in one website creator is the WYSIWYG editor. Using a WYSIWYG editor you can quickly change the appearance, layout and content on your web pages without having to set up an FTP account to transmit your changes. In the age of cloud computing, FTP has become outdated and an unnecessary step to publishing and updating your website.

Be Proud Of What You’ve Created!

If you like to do things yourself, you’ll be amazed at how many compliments you’ll get on a website that you created yourself. Whether it’s for your hair salon, diner, fitness club, taxi service, legal practice, healthcare practice or even just for a hobby, this is a smart way to build a strong online web presence in a relatively short period of time. To learn more about one such all in one website building tool, please visit Web Presence Builder and get started today!

Your Mobile Workforce Has Never Been So Connected

A virtual phone system setup is perfect for companies with a mobile workforce.  Many mobile workers are using their cell phones to handle work-related calls.  Your hosted PBX system can dial the cell phone directly, simply by the customer dialing a virtual extension.  At MostHost, our solution allows you to set up a ‘group’ of multiple users.  Once you’ve set this group up, you can choose whether phone calls are handled sequentially or simultaneously. This configuration is perfect for companies that have multiple agents that can handle an incoming call.  If all of the extensions don’t answer, you can set additional options.  For instance, you can let the call roll to a voice mail based on extension, or you can forward the call to another number.  The flexibility and the power are enough to help any organization vastly improve communications with clients.

A Cloud Receptionist Can Help Your Business Grow

Improved communications with clients lead to higher revenues.  If you’re missing calls, your potential customer will simply move on to greener pastures. With a cloud-based phone system, this unfortunate system can be eliminated forever.  Not only that, but this system will also give you many of the bells and whistles you might associate with higher-priced alternatives.  This includes “music on hold” and vanity phone numbers.

If you do business in more than one geographic area, you can add local extensions for only $2.50 month!  This means clients in that area will be able to dial a local phone number and get in touch with you.  This helps build their confidence about doing business with you, which results in higher revenues.  The point is, the power is in your hands. You get to add more numbers if you need them and you’re in control of your phone service.  If you need to leave the office for a bit, you can set your extension to DND (do not disturb) and whatever rules you set will automatically be enforced.  This is great because it means your mobile workforce can update their own statuses, without you getting involved.

You can also configure your cloud phone system to perform different functions based on your schedule.  A different menu can be programmed for After Hours and Business Hours.  You merely program in your normal hours, set the extension options for the menu, and the system does the rest.

If you haven’t learned about a hosted PBX system yet, click here to learn all the features. You might be surprised at how much a system like this can help your business.

All My DHL Spam Emails

In the last four days, I’ve received at least 9 of these messages in an unfiltered Email box, so I’m pretty confident that this malicious Email has been making appearances in lots of other unfiltered inboxes as well.

As you can see in the provided image, there’s been a steady stream of these fraudulent messages being delivered in the last 48 hours or so, but they all started earlier this month.

This Email doesn’t mince words and uses the subject line “DHL Package delivery status” or a variation of this. The sender is reportedly ‘status@dhl.com‘

The entire text of the message reads:

Dear *name removed*,

with this message we notify you that shipment at your address, tracking ID #76055111, has FAILED due to an address discrepancy. To obtain your package please print out the attached form and contact DHL US support

Feel free to contact us with further questions.

If you would like to speak to a DHL Express Support Agent, please call the DHL Service Desk at 1-800-527-7298.

If you listen to the ‘instructions’ of the sender, you’re supposed  to print off the attached .zip file – forcing you to click – in order to ‘obtain’ your package. In reality, clicking on  this file will help the tricksters ‘obtain’ access to information stored on your computer or cause a computer virus, so be sure to immediately delete this message if you find it awaiting you.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope this post helped you avoid any computer issues by alerting you to this ploy. Since this appears to be a heavy campaign aimed at Email users on all levels, I ask that you kindly share this with your friends and family at your favorite social network so they can avoid clicking on this message at all costs.

Thanks for helping to spread the word and have a spectacular Wednesday!

If you recently received an Email titled ‘Careerbuilder.com Has Found A Vacant Position For You’ or a variation like ‘You might be interested in this vacant position‘ resist the urge to click on the links provided in the messages, as this isn’t a legitimate Email and could result in a computer infection.

The Email purports to be sent from someone with an address of  ’wildcardname@site.careerbuilder.com.’ The full text of the Email reads:

Hello,

I am a customer service representative at CareerBuilder. I found a vacant position at Security Finance Corporation that you may find appealing to you based on details from your resume or a recent online submission you made on our site. You can review the position on the CareerBuilder site here:

Chief accounting officer

Best of luck to you in your job search!

Sigourney

Careerbuilder Customer Service Team
CareerBuilder ,5550-A Peachtree Parkway , Norcross, GA 30092

You are currently subscribed to receive “CareerBuilder.com Customer Messages” as service@careerbuilder.com
You can modify your account info or unsubscribe from this email at any time.

Beware Job Seekers!

As you can see, the position of “Chief Financial Officer” is the link that the senders are hoping that you’ll click on, although you’ll find there are also links provided to “modify your account info” and “unsubscribe your Email,” both of which resolve to the same bad URL.

If you get this message, be sure not to click on any of the links contained in the Email and delete it from your Inbox immediately to prevent computer complications associated with viruses, trojans and other malicious code.

Thanks for stopping by and be on the lookout for these types of Email – there are a lot of them currently in circulation.

Beware Of This Email

If you’re just getting into your office and checking your Email inbox, be sure that you don’t fall for an Email that purports to be your AT&T Wireless bill, as this is likely a phishing attempt designed to get you to click on malicious links contained in the message.

This particular Email provided a total of 16 dubious links in the context of the message.

The subject line reads “Your AT&T wireless bill is ready to view” and claims that you owe the wireless provider over a thousand dollars.

The full text of the message reads:

att.com (link) | Support (link) | My AT&T Account (link) 
Your wireless bill is ready to view
Dear Customer,

Your monthly wireless bill for your account is now available online.

Total Balance Due: $1879.25

[Log in(link)] to myAT&T to view your bill and make a payment. Or [register now(link)] to manage your account online. By dialing *PAY (*729) from your wireless phone, you can check your balance or make a payment – it’s free.

Smartphone users: [download the free app (link)] to manage your account anywhere, anytime.
Thank you,
AT&T Online Services
[att.com (link)]
Contact Us
[AT&T Support (link)] – quick & easy support is available 24/7.
Get Peace of Mind

Set up secure AutoPay from your checking account.

[Learn more (link)]
Go Paperless

Save time, money and the environment.

[Learn more (link)]
Online Deals!

Shop the Best Deals in your area for Phone, TV, Internet and Wireless.

[Learn more (link)]

[Device Tutorials (link)]
Information specific about your phone

[Smart Controls (link)] 
Block calls, set mobile purchase limits, manage usage, and more

[Payment Arrangements(link)]
Explore your options for arranging a payment plan
PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE
[©2012 AT&T Intellectual Property.(link)]

All rights reserved.

AT&T, the AT&T logo and all other AT&T marks contained herein are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property and/or AT&T affiliated companies. Subsidiaries and affiliates of AT&T Inc. provide products and services under the AT&T brand.
[Privacy Policy(link)]

If you hover over any of these numerous links with your mouse – don’t click! – you’ll find that they resolve to a very odd looking URL that has nothing to do with your AT&T wireless bill. Another ‘tell’ is that if you’re like me, AT&T isn’t your actual wireless provider, so there’s no chance this “bill” is legitimate under any circumstance.

If you were unfortunate enough to get this Email, remain calm because you don’t owe $1,880.00. After taking a deep breath, delete this message to avoid any complications that could result from clicking on the provided links.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope that this post helped you avoid a bad computer day. I ask that you kindly share this post with your friends and family so they’re aware this Email is a hoax and is designed to harvest information off of their computer. Thanks again and have a terrific Tuesday, all!

DHL Phishing Email

The brief message reads,

Dear your name,

hereby we notify you that shipment at your destination, tracking ID #43517726, has FAILED due to an address discrepancy. To claim your package please print out the attached document and contact DHL US support

Feel free to contact us with any further questions.
If you would like to speak to a DHL Express Support Agent, please call the DHL Service Desk at 1-800-527-7298.

As you can see, the sender instructs you to click on an attached .zip file that likely contains malware designed to harvest information from your computer or pass the infection along to others in your email address book easily. If you get this message, be sure to delete it so you can avoid any computer complications that could arise as a result of it. Also be on the lookout for another Email that purports to be sent on the behalf of Skype, claiming that “your Skype account has been limited” as this is another fraudulent Email making rounds on the Internet today.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope that this post helped prevent you from making a wrong click. If you found this helpful, kindly share it with your friends so they can avoid a Monday filled with computer problems! Viruses and malware isn’t something anyone needs to start the new work week.

If you’re just getting ready to start the new week and you notice an Email with the subject line ‘Your Skype Account Has Been Limited!‘ don’t freak out, as this message is a phishing Email designed to fooling you into clicking on a malicious link.

Beware Of Hoax Skype Email!

The full text of the message reads,

Dear Skype Client,

This is an automatic message by the system to let you know that you have to confirm your account information within 48 hours.

Your account has been frozen temporarily in order to protect it. The account will continue to be frozen until it is approved.To proceed to confirm your account information please click on the link below and follow the instructions that will be required :

Click Here >> 

Once you have updated your account records, your information will be confirmed and your account will start to work as normal once again.

This will help protect you in the future. The process does not take more than 5 minutes.

We Are Here For You.

Debit Card Service.

As you can see, the ‘sender’ has provided a clear instruction to “Click Here” but if you hover over the link you’ll notice that it resolves to a site other than Skype.

If you get this message be sure to delete it immediately to avoid any complications that result from a computer virus, malware or a trojan software program that could be caused by it.

If you found this post helpful, kindly share it with your friends so they can avoid getting their Monday off to a bad start. Thanks for stopping by and have a great new week!

If you’re getting a lot of spam, you should look into spam filters and how they can help your business. This overview should explain everything you need to know about anti-spam filters so you can reduce the threats represented by spam before it hits your network.

A common way to combat junk email or spam is through the consistent use of spam filters. Spam filtering is a method that eliminates unwanted emails before they reach your inbox.

The type of spam filtering differs based on the needs of the organization. Some anti-spam filters will eliminated spams based on subject matter. If a word like ‘free’ or ‘guranteed’ is in the subject line, the email may be quarantined. The disadvantage of using a method like this should be obvious. If the rules are too Draconian, legitimate email will be lost. Most filtering software will take this into account and allow you to review all messages that have been filtered. If you find that important messages are missing, you can easily restore them and loosen up the filtering options.

Spam filters remain popular because they can do a lot of the heavy lifting associated with removing bad emails. The sensitivity of the spam filters can be adjusted, giving the user a lot of control over what gets removed. Spam filtering can also be done based on attachments, data types, ‘bad words,’ and a whole lot more. Truly comprehensive solutions combine the best of multiple scanning concepts in order to offer a robust filtering solution to keep email safe.

Setting up spam filters is generally very easy. You can keep adding filtering rules until you achieve exactly what you want. If you overshoot, you can pull back and revise your filtering rules until they’re absolutely perfect.

‘Smarter’ spam filters have been in style for awhile now, and will continue to become more popular. They’re a bit tougher to setup initially, but they offer powerful spam filtering which can benefit most organizations.

New generations of spam filtering goes even further than traditional means, relying on statistical features of spam. These types of filters scan and analyze the entire email before making a decision on whether the email is spam or not. They compare the new email against a database of known spam emails and can match up whether the message is spam or not. This type of method generally pushes spam detection rates to 99% of higher. This type of filtering is very effective, even against phishing attempts.

Bayesian Filter Used To Fight Against Spammers

Advertising has changed drastically in the last four decades. The way people communicate has also changed during the same timeframe. There are numerous new communications options available, and along with this explosion of new technology a new wave of unsolicited messages has also arrived. Automation works just as well for the ‘bad guys’ as it does for everyone else. Therefore it’s not particularly surprising that so much automated spam is being sent daily. The messages still turn a profit, which is motive enough for many to engage in the practice.

Numerous techniques have been aimed at stopping spam over the years, including blacklisted domains, banned IPs, words in the subject line and many, many more. Spammers have always worked just as hard to adapt to these changes so they can continue to bombard email messages to everyone’s inbox.

Spammers might be able to easily change IP addresses and domain names, but it’s a bit tougher for them to change the content of their messages. That’s where their money is made, by pushing offers to unsuspecting people. If the content was to change too much, the commercial intent might be lost in the translation. For this reason, spam filters which focus on message content are generally the most effective.

“Phishing emails” are a huge vector of threat, and content-based filtering attempts to eliminate these emails totally. Many times phishing emails purport to be from companies like PayPal or organizations like the USPS. They generally have dire sounding titles like “Attention Required,” “Last Warning.” or something similar. They prey on the fears of the recipient, warning them of a dire consequence for not responding.

Once the victim opens the attachment or clicks on the link in the email, they’re sent to a website that resembles the one that’s being spoofed. They’re asked to give up more information, such as their account information or password. If they do, they’ve just give control of extremely important information to a criminal enterprise.

The key benefit of a Bayesian filter is that it helps use content to determine whether a message is spam or not. When combined with a Black List of spammers as well as a White list of trusted emails ids, is an extremely effective spam countermeasure. The most interesting fact is that Spam Filter with Bayesian algorithm is a self learning filter. The more you use, the more secure you shall be within a matter of few days.

Spam Filters For Outlook express

The spam filter integrate easily with popular emails clients such MS outlook and Outlook Express. With due course, up to 98% of the spam mails can be stopped from entering your Inbox.

The Spam Filter for Outlook Express and Spam Filter for Microsoft Outlook, with the features of White List/Black List and properly used Bayesian Algorithm will help prevent spam mails, phishing mails and fraud mails from bothering you further.

There has been a considerable increase in the spam mails containing Non English Characters also. The Bayesian Algorithm based Spam Filter also must have the capability to parse non English characters and mark as spam mail.

To get rid of a continuous stream of spam mails, phishing mails, fraud emails and Non-English email, you should probably consider a cloud-based filtering system that can eliminate threads before they ever reach your inbox.

At MostHost, our solution combines numerous spam filtering techniques into one cohesive program that has the capability to seamlessly integrate with MS Outlook and Outlook Express and provides the following features:

• •Bayesian Algorithm for Anti Spam Filtering
• •Auto Learning Bayesian Filter to challenge Spam Emails
• •White List of Trusted Email Address
• •Custom Black List
• •Individual Marking of Spam/Not Spam Emails
• •Optional feature to block Non-English Emails
• •Complete Mail Header Information

Beware Of Fake Citi Bill!

You know what that means, don’t you?

It means that crafty Email scammers are hard at work trying to get unsuspecting Email recipients to click on bogus links provided in a message with the subject line ‘Your Citi Credit Card Statement‘

The full text of the message reads,

Your Citi Credit Card statement is ready to view online

Dear Cardholder,

Your Citi Credit Card statement is now available for you to view online. Here are some key pieces of information from your statement:

Statement Date: May 10, 2012
Statement Balance: $4076.54
Minimum Payment Due: $2000.29
Payment Due Date: June 7, 2012
Want help remembering your payment due date? Sign up for automated alerts such as Payment Due reminders with Alerting Service.

To set up alerts sign on to www.citicards.com and go to Account Profile.

I prefer not to have this email contain specific information from my statement. Please send me just the announcement that my statement is ready to view online.

At first glance this electronic ‘bill’ might appear to be legitimate, but if you carefully hover over the links provided in the message, you’ll see they don’t actually resolve to a domain that has nothing to do with your Citi Account – if you even have one. If you get this message, be sure to immediately delete it to avoid catching a nasty computer virus to end your work week.

If you found this post helpful and I hope that you’ll take a moment to share it with others so they can avoid complications associated with this phishing attempt. Thanks for stopping by and have a great virus-free weekend!

Ignore This Scam Email

Cargo Unit

Chicago O’Hare International Airport

Airport code: ORD

10000 West O’Hare

Chicago, IL 60666

USA.

ATTENTION: Final Notice of Your Package withreg #: SA335493RDK

In view of your inability to receive your package reg #: SA335493RDK  originally scheduled to be delivered to you by the agency Foreign payment service New York.

 

The package in a golden metal box valued 5,316,000USD (Five Million, Three Hundred and Sixteen thousand United states dollars) arrived at Chicago international airport via British airways flight no.BA592 from London UK sometime ago. The agency Foreign

Payment service New York staff came and applied for the release of this package for delivery to your address but has since not shown up again.

I am hereby writing to inform you that the days of grace has expired and we shall begin to charge a storage fee of US$10 daily. Please call Mr ROBERT WILLIAMS for enquirers to release this package and deliver it to you. email:  r.williams36@aol.com

Note that this notice serves as our last recovery notice to you as our department will be compelled to list your package as an unclaimed and maybe forfeited.

Best regards,

REV.DENIS LOPEZ

Terminal 8. ext.15

That’s right, you forget about the golden metal box that is worth almost $5.5 million dollars!  It arrived ‘sometime ago’ at O’Hare from mysterious Britain and has been sitting their unclaimed ever since.  All you have to do is pay the $10 a day storage fee and the valuable golden metal box will be yours for the keeping!  Wow, it must be your lucky day!

Needless to say, you aren’t the only one who got this email.  Your chance of actually receiving a box worth over $5 million by paying the storage fees is on par with the chance you’ll be killed by a meteor today.  Actually, the chances of dying in a meteor storm are probably higher.

Make sure you delete this thing and report the email to AOL.

Protip: there’s no such thing as a free lunch or a $5 million forgotten golden box.