Inform your contacts as soon as possible that you have been receiving a "no subject" emails from them and have them change their secondary email address (see instsruction below) as soon as possible.

This issue can not just be taken for granted. This email is more than just a spam.

After changing the secondary email, have them change their password as well.

You might think your friends or contacts are sending you those messages. When you received such emails from your contacts, it means one thing, their email accounts have been compromised.

If you click the link your contacts sent you, your email account will be hacked as well. After clicking the link, your password will be absorved by their hacking device and they will be able to acess your email account because they have your password already. The hackers will start sending out the same one-link-message to all your contacts using your account without your knowledge. It will appear to your contacts that you are the one sending the message because it is coming from your email address. Chances are, they're gonna open your message and will click on your link.

What happens here is that the "one-link-message" serves as a key to open your password. Once your password will be revealed, they now have the chance to enter into your account and search for sensitive information from your outgoing and incoming emails and on the folders as well where bank accounts, username & passwords, addresses, phone numbers are stored.

This is a chain reaction. It is an unending online burglary that started a few years ago and is still happening until today most especially during Tax Season where Tax Account Information & Income Tax Returns are sent via email. These thieves are working overtime to victimize as many people as they can and vacuum people's hard earned dollars to fill their pockets and live a luxurious life.

They will also make a profit by selling your name, address and telephone number to telemarketers and company owners.

We don't want this to happen right? So, we have to act right now. Follow the step-by-step instruction on how to fix this problem.