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*WARNING Microsoft DTS letter*

My company just got e-mails (to individuals) purporting to be from Microsoft about the changes this year to Daylight Savings Time.

When one hovers over the links in the text, the actual address is the same for each link, even though the addresses in the text are different and they don't match what's in the text.

Microsoft doesn't work that way with fixes and the mismatch in addresses is another giveaway that this is a scam.

DO NOT FOLLOW ANY LINKS IF YOU GET THAT E-MAIL!!

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