<VV> Re: Old Age and eBay (no corvair)

[Dave Morris "BigD"]

I'm proud to be skewing the average downward. :)

As for eBay, it's not 1960 and we're not in Mayberry RFD any more.  Going 
online is like wandering into Times Squares.  Don't listen to the card 
sharks and hawkers.  Don't trust anything you see in your e-mail inbox. 
Check everything out and become an Internet cynic and you'll be 
safe.  Before clicking on a link in an e-mail, look at the status bar at 
the bottom as you mouseover the link, and see where it is REALLY planning 
to take you.  Check out supposed viruses and scams at Snopes.com or 
http://vil.mcafee.com/hoax.asp before passing them on to everyone in your 
address book.

I see so many scams in my 10 inboxes every day I could open my own FBI.

Dave Morris
(P.S. Did you just click on that link without checking it?)

At 09:02 AM 1/16/2005, you wrote:
>My experience has been that most Corvair owners have more "spares" than they
>and their offspring will be able to use in their lifetime. Since the average
>Corvair owner's age is probably around 70 years, I'm trying to get some of 
>the
>stuff in circulation before their widows dump it :-).
>Grant
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