WARNING: Bogus Adobe Reader 2010!

I just received a bogus offer to download "Adobe Reader 2010." This is a TROJAN! Don't download it!
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A better way to connect people, ideas and information.
Adobe Solutions is pleased to announce new version of Acrobat Dynamic PDF Reader 2010 which enables you to:
+ Connect, interact, and engage in powerful new ways;
+ Streamline how you work, collaborate more easily, and create high impact communications;
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+ Reliably create and distribute PDF documents and forms.
+ Secure documents and accelerate information exchange with PDF.
+ Deliver the richest, most engaging PDF communications anytime, anywhere.
Acrobat Dynamic PDF Reader 2010 helps you get more done - easier, faster, better.
To learn more about new features and how to install this state-of-art application, you can:
+ Go to : http://www.adobe-acrobat-2010.com
+ Get your options, download, install and boost your works productivity.
As a complementary, you are offered a chance to get a full version of Office suite for your office work convenience.
DOWNLOAD ACROBAT DYNAMIC PDF READER 2010 TODAY
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Thank you for choosing us, the worldwide leading PDF Solution provider.
With best regards,
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Adobe Acrobat Reader
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Beings there is no product called Adobe Acrobat Reader 2010 yes, good thing to avoid.

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