How you use the Subject: field can make a world of difference in how your e-mail is perceived and even if it gets opened. This week I received an email where the Sender included the entire email in the Subject: field. Talk about hard to read! I had to copy and paste the entire Subject: into a new … [Read more...]
E-mail Forwards Worth Ending a Friendship?
What is a "friend"? A site visitor was curious and pondered: Here is the situation with a "friend" of mine... We sent each other Christmas cards, no phone calls or visits. My friend recently sent me an e-mail on to my private e-addy saying she thought of me often, wondered how I was doing, and … [Read more...]
Look To Yourself Before You Accuse Others
Incorrect Perception? What I always make a point of doing when I don't understand something or if something seems wrong, incorrect, a problem or "broken" is to double-check that my actions or lack of knowledge is not leading to that incorrect perception. One thing I do not do is whip off emails … [Read more...]
Where’s the BCc:?
A Teachable Moment I received an e-mail this morning noting how I am always "harping" about using BCc: to shield your contact's e-mail addresses from strangers. I was then scolded for not mentioning how to find the BCc: feature. How dare I tell anyone to do something without telling them … [Read more...]
E-mail Perception: I’m Being Ignored! (You are and it’s on purpose!)
Similar emails like the one below come in on a regular basis... What is going on with my "Friend"? I have a friend that doesn't reply to my e-mails. When I talk to her later, she comments she did receive them but was busy and didn't have time to reply. I then get the impression she may not … [Read more...]
Always Read the TOS?
TOS stands for Terms of Service I know, I know, they are a mile long with teeny-weenie type filled with legal mumbo-jumbo. That's why most of us don't read the TOS before signing up for services or websites. We know we probably should make the effort so we are informed. And to ensure there … [Read more...]
Cyber Parenting 101: Guidelines and Rules to Keep Your Children Safe Online
Many parental units are not "techies" and openly admit they are not. They seem to use that as an excuse to not be informed and proceed to trust their children to do what is right in an environment that is clearly risky. When it comes to underage children being online, there should be … [Read more...]
5 Sneaky Tactics You Need to Be Aware Of!
Spam has always been a PIA -- from the start. And it has escalated over the years to become even trickier to get your info or credentials. Or worse. Get a virus or malware on your device or system. The Bar Has Been Raised Recently I've seen some tactics that surprised even me! That is why I … [Read more...]
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