| Don't post your email address to public places online like message boards, comment boards, or even your personal website | is included with your CenturyLink High-Speed Internet service |
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Sensitive information such as passwords, bank account numbers and social security numbers should never be sent via email.
18| Or you can report it as spam, by clicking the Spam button on your CenturyLink webmail toolbar | Depending on the software and configuration, some spam filters can automatically eliminate junk emails and block web bugs that track your activity and system information |
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Attachments can contain , which can seriously damage your computer.
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CenturyLink, PayPal and your bank are examples of companies that would never ask for personal information in an email.
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