• Are they using a free email provider (ie: @gmail, @hotmail, @aol)? Reputable and professional companies have their own domain and use it in their emails (IE: @thesitename.com).
• Is the "reply to" address stated in the email? Is this different then senders email address? Scammers often distort the header to show different senders addresses so they get passed email filters
• Does the email provide a link to the companies website? Look up the urls registry info by going to http://whois.sc/thesitename.com. Check to see when it the registration was created and if the registry addresses match the companies address. If the website domain was just registered then this means the sender probably created the website just to scam people.
• Use Google and search for "the company scam" or that turns no results just search for the "company name with quotes".
• Does the email offer a Work at home opportunity? It is very hard to find a legitimate work at home job online so these should require extra caution before replying to
• Broken English, misspelling, poor grammar. Most of these scammers are foreigners and can not create a professional sounding email in english.

1. Do not respond to further communications.
2. If you sent bank Information: call your bank immediately and tell them what happened. They should be able to change your account number or cancel your account.
3. You should consider signing up for automatic credit monitoring LifeLock Identity Theft Prevention
4. You can also file a claim with The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C), and the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA). They are probably overloaded with these types of claim though, so I would not expect an individual response.
5. If the email you received was different then the one posted in this post paste it below (or explain the differences) so others will find this warning.
   
   If this post helped you I would appreciate if you left a comment so I know to keep posting these alerts. Thanks!
   

1. Fill up all soap/paper towel dispensers (and lock if available) and but make sure that you do not feed into dispenser.
   
2. If you have to vacuum make sure to vacuum but only vacuum center of rugs to save time.
   
3. Spray a lot of Lysol and put blue dye into toilets but never actually clean the toilets
   
4. Empty all garbages, but don't pick up anything that fell out of garbage, that's too much work
   
5. Wear a lot of perfume/cologne. Be like most cleaners and smell like you just knocked off the perfume display case at department store.
   
6. Make sure you only clean after hours so no one else is there when you cleaning so they can't say you don't spend enough time.
   
7. Either leave stacks and stacks of extra supplies in the bathroom so you do not need to comeback often or not enough so your clients are happy to see you each time.
   
8. There's no need to clean every space every time. If you alternate missing spots people may never notice.

=CONCATENATE("c:datafilename_",MONTH(NOW()),"-",DAY(NOW()),"-",YEAR(NOW()),".xls")

Sub 

savefile()

' SaveFile Macro

' Macro recorded 4/16/2007 by tmiller of tjshome.com

'save a copy of current spreadheet using filename in cell 'TimeFile'

    TimeFile = Range("A1").Value

    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=TimeFile, FileFormat:= _

        xlNormal, Password:="", WriteResPassword:="", 

        ReadOnlyRecommended:=False _, CreateBackup:=False

End Sub

The solution:
1. Open the Internet Explorer or Firefox installation folder.
       The default path for IE is “C:Program FilesInternet Explorer”
   and Firefox is C:Program FilesMozillaFirefox".
   
   
2. Create an empty file in this folder with the name “msacm32.dll”. (IE: open Notepad and do save as msacm32.dll).
   
   
3. Close all Browser windows and test it. EA Sports usually plays "EA Sports it's in the game" at page load.