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Internet hoaxes are e-mail messages written with one purpose; to be sent to everyone you know. There are many different types of hoaxes. Some of them warn of new viruses, promote moneymaking schemes, or ask for the user to forward the message to all their friends in the name of a fictitious cause. These hoaxes only serve to slow down Internet and e-mail service for computer users by clogging networks. If you receive an e-mail message that asks you to forward it to all your friends and coworkers, take the time to check the facts. For hoax information, visit the U.S. Department of Energy's Computer Incident Advisory Committee site. You can click on the link above to access the site.