Emails communicate messages. There are people who get hundreds of messages per day. Often times, emails are for personal or professional purposes. Jokes, notes, documents are often sent via email. However, often times there are "Urgent" or "Scenario-type" messages.
But you are not sure if these are valid or hoaxes. What shall you do? Should you believe the email? Should you question it? If so, how?
One excellent way to question an "Urgent" or "Scenario-type" message is to use Snopes.com. This is a great website to verify email claims of almost any type of situations to decide if you should believe that particular email.
It is a good idea to always verify a story that is forwarded via email, before you send off the wrong information to someone who may believe it.
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