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You may have received a recent e-mail about impending terrorist attacks on America. It sounds professional and legit, even throwing out the moderately-known name Juval Aviv. Just how accurate is this information?

This article is a continuation of a previous article “For Good or Bad, Forward Me Not”

You all must have at one point or the other come across emails or messages where phony promises are made from companies or wealthy individuals of a monetary reward to everyone who receives and forwards the message. (Example the Bill Gates letter promising $1000).Or you must have received the politically motivated emails, such as the recent Hillary vs. Obama campaign chain letters and videos on youtube. Remember getting the chain e-mails saying that a provider “will stop its free email service if you don’t send this message to X people.”

Those e-mails that concerned friends pass on to you can cause some real alarm. Here’s how to check them out.