I just had a peculiar email.
It said "Sheila left a message for you via Twoo"

It said if you want to read it you have agreed to open an aco****.

I deleted it because I thought it looked fishy.

Anybody else ever seen one like this, or have any idea what it could have been?

I have, in the past two days. received several email messages — often from the same person — saying “___ has sent you a message from Tagged or photos from Tagged. When i called the supposed sender to ask about it, they said they did not send them & had received the same messages.

We deleted them all but have been getting more of the same messages from other friends. Is this a new virus? Where & how did it start?

I AM SHELIA! ...... oops! Wrong forum..

'I AM SPARTICUS!'...

Here you are Mups, it is similar to this . You would be wise to delete any email from an unknown source ....



http://www.snopes.com/computer/internet/tagged.asp

What Ever You Do, Don’t Sign Up To Twoo
POSTED ON JANUARY 11, 2014 BY JEFF WEIR
Hi all. Jeff here. Sorry, not an Excel post, but a warning to steer clear of email invitations from people you know to join something called ‘Twoo’. If you get an email saying “Joe Bloggs left a message for you”, then burn it. I foolishly didn’t, and clicked the link from an excel contact, Joe Bloggs…despite thinking aloud “Why the heck doesn’t Joe Bloggs just email my gmail account direct”. I then foolishly gave this service access to my gmail contacts, and next thing I know it spammed a whole bunch of my contacts (including some other email addresses I use) saying that “Jeff has sent you a message via Twoo”

Twoo, “the fastest growing place to meet new people,” has been spamming people for over a year.

Users have been complaining that they get unsolicited emails from the app, that the app messages all of their contacts without their understanding, and that it’s unclear how to delete their accounts.