Fatherly Advice
Two tidbits of fatherly advice I want to pass along *just in case* you haven't figured this out by now:
1 - NEVER respond to email that looks like it is from your bank or credit card etc. Never click on any links inside such an email. *IF* you think the email may be legitimate (for example, your credit card company wants you to update something) don't use the links provided in the email. Go to the provider's web site directly and see if you need to do something there. Never use a link provided in an email to update personal information.
2 - Components inside machinery, mechanical & electronic devices begin to wear out the day you start using them. Because a piece of machinery is capable of handling heavy work, doesn't mean you have to push it's limits. The nicer you treat your machinery, the nicer it will treat you and the longer it will last.
3 - Check the FUN page regularly ----->
There. Consider yourself advised.
Two tidbits of fatherly advice I want to pass along *just in case* you haven't figured this out by now:
1 - NEVER respond to email that looks like it is from your bank or credit card etc. Never click on any links inside such an email. *IF* you think the email may be legitimate (for example, your credit card company wants you to update something) don't use the links provided in the email. Go to the provider's web site directly and see if you need to do something there. Never use a link provided in an email to update personal information.
2 - Components inside machinery, mechanical & electronic devices begin to wear out the day you start using them. Because a piece of machinery is capable of handling heavy work, doesn't mean you have to push it's limits. The nicer you treat your machinery, the nicer it will treat you and the longer it will last.
3 - Check the FUN page regularly ----->
There. Consider yourself advised.
Comments
2 - Wondering if my kids are falling for all this phishing going on
3 - Needing to winterize my lawn equipment
4 - More of #1