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Outlook 2003 WinXP PRO with NIS 2006<br />
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I am facing tremendous increasing amount of spam emails.<br />
I believe that there is some virus actually “investigating” my emails text and senders name.<br />
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For example some emails use the same subject line I used and send a day ago.<br />
Worse is, last week I was looking over the NET for HP laptop and did some research just by using IE.<br />
Today I received around 10 spams with email like “get cheap HP laptop now!” <br />
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Am I dreaming or there is a spy working somewhere? Basically one week ago I had a virus and NIS 2006 somehow deleted it.<br />
I did run full system scan after that and even downloaded the fix-virus tool from Symantec just to make sure. So I guess something is still wrong?!<br />
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Anyone, any idea?
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Outlook 2003 WinXP PRO with NIS 2006

I am facing tremendous increasing amount of spam emails.
I believe that there is some virus actually “investigating” my emails text and senders name.

For example some emails use the same subject line I used and send a day ago.
Worse is, last week I was looking over the NET for HP laptop and did some research just by using IE.
Today I received around 10 spams with email like “get cheap HP laptop now!” 

Am I dreaming or there is a spy working somewhere? Basically one week ago I had a virus and NIS 2006 somehow deleted it.
I did run full system scan after that and even downloaded the fix-virus tool from Symantec just to make sure. So I guess something is still wrong?!

Anyone, any idea?

investigating emails virus

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.