I received a Yahoo Alert from a friend as forward which initially came from Mr Bob Lopez, is this True?

Hi My Yahoo Folks,





Please read the forwarded message from Yahoo and take the necessary action, so that your yahoo account will continue to be active.


Ciao





Dear YAHOO User,





Because of the sudden rush of people signing up to YAHOO, it has come to our attention that we are vastly running out of resources. So, within a month's time,anyone who does not receive this email with the exact subject heading,will be deleted off our server. Please forward this email so that we know you are still using this account.


We want to find out which users are actually using their YAHOO accounts. So if you are using your account, please pass this e-mail to every YAHOO user that you can and IF YOU DO NOT PASS this letter to anyone we will delete your account.





From Mr. ALLEN SMITH


YAHOO Admin. Dept.





Our YAHOO system is getting to crowded!! We need you to forward this to at least 20 people. I know this seems like a large number, but we need to find out who is really using their account. If you do not send t his to at least 10 YAHOO members, we will delete your account. Sorry for this inconvenience.


Sincerely, Director of YAHOO Services


BOB LOPEZ

I received a Yahoo Alert from a friend as forward which initially came from Mr Bob Lopez, is this True?
No...it is not true. When I get stuff like this on my e-mail I go to snopes.com to check it out. Most of the time the stuff I get is false., but I like to check anyway.
Reply:NO -- it is a very OLD spoof that goes around about Yahoo and any of the other sites that offer these accounts. It is a form of chain letter. Delete it, PLEASE!
Reply:Fake, they just want you to send that around.
Reply:100% CRAP. Yahoo has absolutely nothing to gain by doing such a thing. Don't fall for such an obvious scam!! Just delete it. And tell others not to be fooled by it.

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