We’ve all gotten them. With dire headlines, they claim to be of vital importance to women’s safety and urge you to pass the information along to every woman you know. They're referred to as Webmails and they circulate on the Internet for years. A few do give true and useful information. Most, however, offer bad or dangerously incomplete advice. Susan Bartelstone's guest today is John Ratliff, founder of Breakthechain.org, one of the best websites around for debunking these false Webmails. John is passionate about stopping the misinformation on the Internet; educating people about the shortcomings and dangers (yes, dangers) of e-mail chain letters; and discouraging individuals from sending or forwarding them. If you've ever passed one of those e-mails along, you'd better listen in…or else you'll have bad luck for the next seven years! (And, tell five of your friends.)