A+ Answers of the following Questions

1. Most people are familiar with chain letters, this type of correspondence requires a person to copy a letter and send it on to five or more friends.

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2. Chain letters, which have existed for years, usually promise good luck or money for people

who continue the chain and bad luck for those who break it.

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3. Today, electronic chain letters are very common almost anyone who uses e-mail has seen at

least one.

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4. Many electronic chain letters appeal to the recipient's good nature, the recipient often hopes for the best and sends the letters on to other people.

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5. One popular e-mail chain letter described a young girl dying of cancer she was supposed to

receive a few pennies for treatment every time the letter was forwarded.

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6. There is, however, no way for any charity to find out how many times an e-mail is forwarded

the e-mail was simply a chain letter.

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7. One letter began as a legitimate request for help in finding a missing child, but the letter

continues to circulate even though the child was found in 1997.

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8. Some organizations that send out unsolicited e-mail get addresses from these chain letters,

anyone who forwards a chain letter risks getting many more unsolicited messages.

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9. When millions of chain letters are sent, e-mail servers slow down or crash this costs users time and money.

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10. Time is money, the Department of Energy estimates that worktime worth over $40 million

would be lost if every Internet user spent one minute reading and discarding a chain letter.

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