You got to be kidding me with this e-mail. While we have all heard of Nigerian e-mail scams, this one seems to be targeting people who have unfortunately fell victim to it. As I always say, the scary thing is that it must be working to a certain extent for them to be sending these
This spam e-mail seemed to go a bit overboard in trying to make it sound legitimate. Hey look, there is Google’s very own Larry Page’s signature on it too! This is obviously a scam, but just incase anyone even thinks of sending their personal information or money to this here is the full e-mail. Just
I actually thought this was legit at first. Of course, as usual if I am not expecting an e-mail from a person then there is a high chance it is simply a phishing scam or spam e-mail. The e-mail was this and it essentially asks you to click on a link to receive a “secure
Usually it’s pretty easy to tell which e-mails are simply a scam where I would instantly hit the delete button. Something about this one actually gave me a thought that it could be legitimate funny enough. Of course, after reading the message it was too obvious. In this case the mail tries to imply that
This e-mail kind of caught my attention at first since it used a well-known brand name. Of course, after reading it the mil seems clearly to be an attempt to get information out of people. I like how all the places they tell you to contact is overseas as well. That should usually be a
I was reading some interesting stories today of travels deals that seemed way too cheap here you have to wonder what the catch was. By cheap think of it as airfare and accommodations to places that would normally cost about $1000 come out to about $80. Again, sounds ridiculously cheap huh? Apparently the catch was