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Bad email reminder
See the following emails below sent on to me this morning which look legit at first glance. A good reminder to be careful what you click on, see the link on the bottom one points off to a file stored on the sugarsync service. I don't know what this file does but I'm guessing that its not a great idea to find out unless you want the rest of the day (or week) off work.
Well spotted.
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