I know not to open attachments, or click on links, in emails, unless one is SURE they are genuine, and from a trusted source. Is there any risk attached to READING suspicious emails? Often, without, at least, reading them, it is difficult to judge their validity. My filter is pretty good, but it does occassionly consign genuine emails to "junk", and visa versa.

I do wish that sites would at least confirm that a forwarded dodgy email WAS fraudulent. Whilst phising emails are pretty obviously that, and one is usually 99.99% sure they are, one can still be left with a "nagging doubt". A response of "you were right to delete it", can be reassuring. I must have received a dozen such, in the last year, and dutifully reported them. I have only once even received an acknowledgement. If sites ask us to report such emails, they should, at least, be confirming that the contents are "bogus"!!