If you get an e-mail from UPS, stay away from the virus-infected link.  The duped UPS e-mail tries to trick you into thinking that your package could not be delivered due to an incorrect address.  You are supposed to then click the provided link to resolve this matter.

Do not click the link!  It will automatically infect your computer with a virus.  Currently, all anti-virus software should be able to remove this UPS virus with the latest virus updates.  However, for some serious cases, you’ll need manually remove infected registry entries.  In more serious cases, the virus could cripple your Norton anti-virus software.  Then, you’ll need to take your computer to the virus removal experts at New York Computer Help.

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