This is an interesting spam email I received yesterday that looked like it was from Twitter.
But, upon further examination, and something everyone should do BEFORE you click a link, is to hover over the link and see what appears. You just might learn something the easy way.
Remember, always be careful what links you click on in your email.
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In 1997, I co-founded Summit Communication Design, Inc., an award winning interactive agency in Denver. I have more than 15 years experience developing online businesses via internet marketing and social media. I also have deep executive experience in technology and interactive media management and development.I use my expertise across a number of industries in building online revenue models, increasing website acquisition & retention, developing custom database applications and integrated internet marketing and social media campaigns in addition to online safety programs for kids and parents.Author: Mark Peesel
