Well, looks like someone out there is trying the old e-mail phishing scam again. This time it looks like they are trying to pretend to be Walmart.com and attempting to scare people in making them think that they made a purchase. This is what the e-mail looks like: From – Thu May 16 14:26:40 2013
Been awhile since I got one one these in the e-mail. This scam seems like they are trying to disguise themselves like the company Yahoo! I did find it a little humorous that they say it’s like for the New Years when it’s already April. I know a lot of people usually fall for things
While these spam messages of people saying they have thousands of dollars in funds and need your help to release them isn’t anything new, I thought this one was kind of funny. Essentially, it seemed like it was targeting people who have already been scammed to then trust this other fictional person to help them
I always find it interesting that depending on the time of the year there seems to be more of a certain type of theme in regards to scam e-mails. For example, I noticed that during the Christmas season I tend to get more scam e-mails that relate to things such as a person pretending to
For the past few days I have been receiving this e-mail that looked shady. Essentially, it seems like there is a company that is targeting people who use Intuit products where they then attempt to get people’s user data. This is the e-mail I got: X-Account-Key: account2 X-UIDL: 1349447270.25898.pt05 X-Mozilla-Status: 0001 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 X-Mozilla-Keys: Return-Path:
When I got this domain service notice e-mail today at first I thought it was legitimate just by reading the subject note as a lot of domain registrars title the e-mail subject in a similar manner when your domains are expiring and require a renewal. However, upon opening I immediately knew it wasn’t. It was