I'm Win98SE, Pegasus Mail, and BellSouth.
I'm getting the same warnings. Today I received one from a yahoo customer, one from an Outlook Express or Thunderbird or Pegasus Mail client on a cable modem (CableLynx), and lots from three people on an email list I frequent. The list does not allow attachments, and all emails must come in plain text, and I don't think it uses a yahoo group or server, since all the emails did not shriek. The list warnings are always on the same people and have been coming up for maybe ten days; I haven't checked to see if the original senders are coming to the list through yahoo, but would that matter. Since the last update today, yahoo client and the cable client are raising alarms.
This is getting nerve wracking. I don't mind deleting my list emails, but I certainly mind personal ones being flagged if the flagging is off.
I just opened one. It was from Europe, never had an attachment, but would open in the attachment area of PegMail. Down at the very bottom, it said it was virus free. Was from Yahoo.com
I'm convinced it's Bell South screwing things up with only certain ISPs.
Vlk, I've copied the raw view and will try and email it to you. Here is the heading on the reader:
This message contains binary or non-textual data that cannot be previewed within Pegasus Mail.
Filename: Unknown
You can work with this file in the message reader's 'Attachments' page.
The other one might have been yahoo as well, but I deleted it. Four of the ones on the email list were from the same yahoo customer, but I'm not sure about the other two users.