Some of the most popular e-mail hoaxes are rooted in our desire to get something for nothing.
Friends send each other the e-mails believing they are letting each other in on a little secret.
It seems relatively harmless, until millions of the e-mails circulate, taking up peoples valuable time, and wasting Internet bandwidth. The e-mail tracker myths are rampant, and once these little critters get loose, like a bad cold that won't go away, it's almost impossible to get rid of them. But o matter how mwnt times we get burned, we keep hoping the next one will be true. Tens of thousands of people have already forwarded this message to all their friends. I want your business.