ANYTIME - eMail that states that it from someone like "Admin Support Team", "ipinc.net Support Team" , "Internet Partners" or the like, AND requests things like "Username", "Password", "Date of birth", or to CLICK ON A LINK IS NOT FROM US DO NOT REPLY or CLICK a link in the message ! ! ! Never, never, ever, ever REPLY to, or CLICK on a link in any eMail like this....we already have all of this information so we would never send out an eMail like this . . . .

Every Month Patch Tuesday - Microsoft's monthly updates take place on the second Tuesday which is known as "Patch Tuesday" Please Run Windows Update in the afternoon at that time ! ! !

Microsoft Security Essentials provides real-time protection for your home PC that guards against viruses, spyware, and other malicious software. . . Visit http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials for details

NOTE: - All Outlook Express users running Windows XP should consider switching to another eMail client like Mozilla Thunderbird located at http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/thunderbird/ ,or Windows Live Mail which is a free upgrade to Windows Mail from Microsoft, located at http://download.live.com/ Simply download and run the installer and DESELECT all of the programs EXCEPT the Windows eMail. It is not necessary to have a Hotmail or Windows Live eMail account to use this software. Microsoft is discontinuing upgrades, support & security patches for Outlook Express.

NOTE: - All Windows Vista users who are using the Windows Mail that was supplied as part of the Vista operating system should discontinue use of this software and replace it with another eMail client like Mozilla Thunderbird located at http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/thunderbird/ , or Windows Live Mail, which is a free upgrade to Windows Mail from Microsoft, located at http://download.live.com/ Simply download and run the installer and DESELECT all of the programs EXCEPT the Windows eMail. It is not necessary to have a Hotmail or Windows Live eMail account to use this software. Microsoft is discontinuing upgrades and support for Windows Mail in Vista. NOTE that Windows Mail included in Windows Vista has a bug that makes it incompatible with our IMAP server, POP3 is the only safe way to use this program to access mail on our mailserver.

ALSO Users of all versions of Windows XP and earlier should consider replacing their computers with new ones that run Windows 7 or Windows 8 as Microsoft will no longer be supporting Windows XP as of April 2014 - all earlier versions of Windows are currently unsupported.