spam email - virus?

[117 M34]

Twice today got an email to my yahoo email address from life cell skin with the title anti-ageing creams of 2014.
Says it is a sponsored email.

Where the button is to select it to delete it, is instead a dollar symbol with dashes round it meaning I can not click it to delete it.

Is this likely to be a virus if I open it? How do I get rid of it?

Cheers

 

[kaz7]

Whatever you do don't open it,someone else will have to tell you how to get rid of it

 

[117 M34]

I did have the house to myself today for a bit so may have looked at some websites other than bluemoon...

 

[dronefromsector7g]

I did have the house to myself today for a bit so may have looked at some websites other than bluemoon...

You got a virus from 'Flower Arranging for Girls'?

 

[aguero93:20]

Report it to Yahoo and let them delete it mate, simples.

 

[Centurions]

Clear your cache and cookies (and history considering your browsing habits :) ) and restart your browser. If that doesn't work try a different browser, IE, Chrome or Firefox.

Use 'Incognito' mode when you're on your own ;)


Edit :- I can't help you with your aging skin problem, try the cellar.

 

[StrangewaysHereWeCome]

Edit :- I can't help you with your aging skin problem, try the cellar.

Vitamin E, Apparently. Might not be to your predilections to have it applied though!

 

[dobobobo]

Do what Colin said and if you don't have an anti-virus program installed, use one of the freebies on this page: http://www.getsafeonline.org/nca

Just ignore the diabolical design and scroll down the page to the list under "Scan for and remove Gameover Zeus malware and CryptoLocker software". Plus, ignore the fact that it scans for Gameover Zeus and CryptoLocker. Those two are mentioned specifically because of a recent threat and I am not sure where else the list exists on that website because the design is fucking shit.