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Fake Michael Jackson Facebook EmailThis is a "great" one to face out all those facebook users. The original email has an MJ picture, but that is not included here. If you clicked the link it would take you to an executable file, not a .jpg as you are led to believe. The email shows from facebook staff: The big difference in visual here is the original email uses an ugly big font, most real facebook emails come in plain text like this. ================================= Hello. Fake itunes emailIt was bound to happen, and expect it to get worse: fake itunes account emails. The email we received is fortunately NOT a virus but a sales email for some "performance enhancement"...but it is still BS The email is an html email (vs. text) so you won't see a good representation of it here, but you will get the gist: Hello, Hello! Shipped Privately And Discreetly To Your Door! We want to put a great big grin on your face in 2009. You'll be to rejoice all year. Fake Email Scam RewardWow, rewards for the scammed, by the scammers previous UPS scam email. Don't believe any of this: =================================== Good day, PLEASE SEND YOUR :1FULL NAMES 2ADDRESS 3COUNTRY 4AGE 5SEX. 6 TELEPHONE NUMBER Scam Paypal emailThis scam email is so poorly done, I truly hope nobody has fallen for this scam paypal email. Notice the URL's are not even paypal????? =========================================== Security Center Advisory! PayPal is constantly working to ensure security by screening accounts daily in our system. We recently reviewed your account, and we need you to verify information to help us provide you with secure service. Until we can collect this information, your access to sensitive account features will be limited or terminated. We would like to restore your access as soon as possible, and we apologize for the inconvenience. Who's Who scam emailSometimes I get multiple scam emails from the same group, but with small changes that quickly helps me validate the emails really are scams. A perfect example are the two following Who's Who scam emails. You should be suspicious when... =========================================================== Fake Ford EmailHere's a new one for the books, a fake email from Ford. There is an attachement made to look like a PDF, note the extension, .pdf.html. We have not clicked this link, but it is very likely a trojan horse virus injection. Don't click the link. Fake scam email follows: Dear Mr/Ms, Due to the World Economy Recession, Ford Motor Company, Inc undergo a statistic fall in Sales and result in a drastic financial crisis this last season. The Government has given us the opportunity to bounce back on our feet, but unfortunately we have not achieved the fund necessary. Lottery Scam EmailOne of many European scam lottery winning announcements. Do not fall for these. Example below: WORLD ASIA FREELOTTO CHARITY DONATIONS 2009 FREELOTTO ASIA SDN. BHD. WORLD ASIA FREELOTTO NOTIFICATION This is to inform you that your Email address have won a prize money of Two Million United States Dollars, ($2,000,000.00)for this year Asia Free lotto 2009 Lottery. These are your identification numbers: Webmail Scam EmailThis stuff is getting tricky. This scam email is a fake trying to get you to send personal info so they can better guess any password info you have. Don't fall for it. Dear Customer This Email is from webmail Customer Care and we are sending it to every WebmailEmail User Accounts Owner for safety. We are having congestion's due to the anonymous registration of web mail accounts so we are shutting down some webmail accounts and your account was among those to be deleted. Fake Webmail Account EmailScam webmail account email follows, do not believe what you read below: =============================================== This mail is to notify all users that the site will be undergoing upgrade in a couple of days from now. Hence, as a user of our site, you are required to send us your email account details to enable us acknowledge account activeness Furthermore, be informed that we will be deleting all mail account that is not active so as to create more space for new users. Austin Brendan Scam emailMore get rich quick scam emails. Read and heed. From Austin Brendan. Dear, Pls, I need your kind urgent attention! I am reaching you with faith to solicit for your kind assistance to help me achieve good plan for investment in your country, I inherited the sum of $16.7 Million Dollars, from my late parents which I want to transfer into your safe account. This money which I inherited from my late parents, I want to use it for investment in your country, and also want you to help me come over to your country after the successful transfer to your account, I am contacting you for an investment purpose which I will highly need your full assistance. |