> I've already received several 'return bounces' of e-mails containing a > virus (not certain which one) which were supposedly sent by me. Just in case somebody doesn't know. This could be an attempt to get to you. I've had such an attempt. The "returned email" IS the spoof. You know what a real returned mail looks like. It won't look right, and will have an attachment. Don't open the attachment. RonP