Suspicious New Member - Do not click on their link

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

Adina will handle it I'm sure but if you have gotten a message from a "new member" that has a link in it.  Do not click on it.

[Connie & Bocelli]

Yes, I saw the same thing too.  DON'T open it!

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

I asked "them" on instant message what they were trying to do and then they saw my post and went off line.  I didn't click on it - figure it is either an "adult" site or could contain a virus.  But did ya see their "points" they must have been posting all night long.  Sadly they sent message to many of the other just joined members who might not realize what is going on. 

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

Sad, little person needs to get a life.

[Joanne ~ Spud*]

Well if it is pornography they are sending out, we need to send them the Naked Doodle Pictures!  That'll fix their link issues.  Don't ya think?

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

Ha ha.  I'm not sure what their deal was because I didn't click it and look. 

[Connie & Bocelli]

Oh Joanne, that is TOO funny!

[F, Calla & Luca]

Or of ourselves, that would really fix them : )

[Carol and Banjo]

Too funny Joanne!

[Shelby and Kev]

AH HA!  Girl you are hillarious! 

[F, Calla & Luca]

Oh no, the newest HDA could be a spammer : )

[Adina P]

I was sent copies of what she sent people...to me it looked like she was sharing an EMAIL address.  Was this person sharing a website link too?

 

In any case, I'm sorry about that.  The frustrating part is that some members think someone STOLE their email from DK somehow (which isn't the case) when they don't realize the email they got is JUST a notification of a new comment on their page.

[Martha & Cooper]

The person sending the invites may not even know she/he is doing it.   They may have been hacked.   It is happening to some of my friends on Facebook and they are pretty embarrassed when they are told that their friends are getting these kinds of invites.