[Dixielandjazz] YouTube

[andy.ling at quantel.com]

Bill Haesler wrote on 04/10/2011 21:45:25:

> This morning I received what claims to be an email from YouTube 
> Administration advising that "Your video has been approved", 
> followed by my email address and an internet link in the company's 
> familiar url style and indicating that "You can reply to this 
> message by visiting your inbox" [in click-onable blue].

Clicking on links in suspicious emails is always dodgy.
Often the words displayed as the link don't match the
actual link. So you can end up going somewhere you don't
expect.

For something like this I would open a window in my browser
and go directly to YouTube in a way that I know works. Then
if you have a YouTube account, you can log in and check your
details. You can then see if you really do have any
messages and what they relate to.

Regards

Andy Ling



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