On the other hand (as two folks on the listserve pointed out): Who puts a street address on an email scam? And who would do this for books that they can already get on ebay for $.04! I get at least one charitable request through my …
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From: 87.119.209.91. Subject: [G-Spam] CONTACT ME ASAP. Attachment:. Message: From: Mr. Ian Robert McDonald Hornsby Head of Investigation Department, Allied Irish Group 4 Queen’s Square, Belfast BT1 3DJ Tele/Fax:+44-7092866541 …
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From: 72.14.204.230. Subject: [G-Spam] Customer Services. Attachment:. Message: Customer Services Head Office T-Mobile (UK) Ltd 6 Camberwell Way Doxford Technology Park Sunderland SR3 3XN United Kingdom. …
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This weekend I got yet another phishing email scam on my personal email address. This one targets Paypal users and specifically Paypal France since it is written in French. I thought that could be a perfect example to dissect in order …
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Here’s a copy of the latest email scam I received. Please visit my website STARVING VENDORS Internet Email Scams. to read some of the scams I’ve come across. Subject: Re: Selling your products through our group of stores this holiday …
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The email below is a scam tactic purportedly from Monica Tema. Never entertain this scam email. Thrash it to your garbage folder. DONATION FOR THE LORD From: Mrs. Monica Tema PLEASE ENDEAVOUR TO USE IT FOR THE CHILDREN OF GOD. …
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From: 74.210.38.87. Subject: [G-Spam] Attention Counsel. Attachment:. Message: Attention Counsel: I have previously sent you an email; please confirm the receipt of this mail due to the urgency of this matter. If you are not …
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Western Union does NOT send emails like this. Do not open the attached file. In fact, immediately delete this message. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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That email was originated by somebody trying to steal their identity, and this email scam is typically known as “phishing”. Does the knowledge that one should NEVER respond to such an email from someone who claims to represent your bank …
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