Email

A listener sent me a copy of a phishing email he received and this scam is designed to try and trick you in more ways than one. The email, which looks very much like emails you may receive when you change passwords on various online accounts, preys on victims in two ways...

A new - and very believable scam - is targeting Netflix subscribers in an attempt to get their personal information.

I (vaguely) remember a time when this never bothered me and it was before I started getting emails.

When you send an important email, you want it to be read. Sometimes, you get the feeling the recipient either only read part of it or ignored it completely. If that's the case, then you're probably guilty of one of these annoying five things that ensure your email is ignored.

If you're taking your work home at night, here's something you need to know. Checking your work email at home is bad for your health and could kill you.

Given the simplicity of signing up for an email account, most folks end up having multiple email addresses. Some are for business, others for friends and family, and it's a good idea to have one to use for offers that may result in a deluge of spam. Then there is the most controversial kind of email address: one you keep secret from your spouse or partner.