2.  Pretty much any kind of file can be sent on email such as a photo or even a virus. .exe files are usually always viruses. (never open these even if you know the person)  Sending or opening inappropriate attachments can get you in lots of trouble.  It doesn’t matter why you’ve received or sent it, there’s always consequences.

3.  You can send these forwarded messages to multiple people, 30+ even!  Sending these types of messages can do harm though.  These emails give out your personal email, giving any of those various people your friends’ emails.  Not many people like these types of emails, so its in your best interest not to send them!

4.  Flames are when someone sends a mean message or email.  They are also considered illegal which means lots of trouble for the wrongdoer.  The act of flaming is under the title of bullying.  Nowadays, its not hard to find out who's behind the message.

5.  Rule number one, never text back right away in anger.  Remember, when a bully says something that’s hurtful to you, don’t play their games because that makes you just like them.  Often, people regret sending theses messages because they weren't very well thought through.  This can cause loss of friends and loss of respect.

6.  You have to be at least 13 years of age to own a email.  Consequences are a result of using email when not approved by an adult.  It is against the law also to have an email at such young age.  Schools are allowed to give students their own emails if approved by guardian.

7.  Spam is a term for junk emails or pretty much an email you did not ask for.  Should remain unopened.  Most providers offer spam filters which usually catches most of it.  You have to check the filter though because your normal emails may end up there.

8.  All in all, you need to be safe while using the computer and when using email. I hope this has taught you well.