This was kind of interesting as it would appear recently a company has been mass e-mailing people fake billings from PayPal where I can imagine many people will actually just pay it thinking it’s something they forgot to attend to. This one in particular just stated the following: Invoice payment reminder Reminder: BiIIing Team sent
Today I got this advertisement that talked about how this shoe company called Keen was having a massive clearance sale due to a store closure it seemed which was odd as I didn’t really hear anything about it on the news if it was a bankruptcy closure as an example. It’s believable nowadays, but still
With Canadians expecting to receive money from the grocery rebate plan apparently scammers are on this too where they are busy sending people fake text and e-mails in hopes to trick people into giving up their personal information and money. You would think this shouldn’t fool anyone considering everything should be automatic for the most
This was an interesting text message I got today as it claimed It was from Amazon and that I had a subscription payment that couldn’t be processed. Therefore, they ask you to click on the link to submit your details. Of course, I ended up not doing it and deleted the text message. But I
I always wonder if these scams work. Would imagine it has to for people to do it. Here was a strange e-mail I saw where an e-mail attempted to make it sound like one has been billed hundreds of dollars for a Mcafee security product service. I would imagine the hope is that someone would
I guess it was a matter of time before scammers start sending out more fake company e-mails in hopes to get money and information out of users. For this one the e-mail seemed to portray itself as an invoice for Best Buy’s Geek Squad service. It stated that I was going to be charged $499.99