Originally Posted by
dlcpa B. Diddy, they're audio files that are tiny, 36 seconds. It just happened with a recent Jet Blue email for $44 flights. It happens a lot.
I'm still not clear on what the emails containing these audio files are supposed to be. You mentioned they were from Magic Jack -- were they emails from the Magic Jack company that are advertising their services? Or do you use Magic Jack, and these emails are text messages sent to your Magic Jack number, converted to emails?
Also, does that JetBlue email have attached files as well, or is it just a normal email?
One other thing -- does this happen on both wi-fi and mobile data?