Scam Email that looks real

[she40841]

It comes to your main inbox if you're using Hotmail (outlook) Only thing that looks sketchy is the misspelling in the ledger (legder)

 

[TROYSTORY]

i got another real mail from paypal,it was saying you must submit your id because we blocked your account,and it had a button.i ignored it and went to the site and all was fine.so becareful,i got also some other mails from betting companies

 

[693840]

Noobs can make a nice looking e-mail but not spoof the sender

 

[CM27]

I’ve gotten many from “my bank”. Funny thing they never bother linking out to an actual terms of service page. It’s just plain text on the footer of the emails.

 

[TROYSTORY]

isn't this address from paypal?

 

[CM27]

isn't this address from paypal?

I don’t think the intl should be there.

 

[TROYSTORY]

I don’t think the intl should be there.

i searched it some are saying is real some not .but the best choice guys before you make any action just go to the site and log in to be sure,always the same message will be and in the site

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

Noobs can make a nice looking e-mail but not spoof the sender

Gotta be honest, I could easily get caught with an email from a non-financial company that's spoofing the email. Financial naturally get a tight sphincter whenever emails with links come from them, but a lot of the time for other sites just quickly check the email and then click if it checks out.

Thanks for the reminder. Need to pick up some hardcore email protection.

 

[Capo Chino]

A friend of mine recently bought a Ledger device and also received the same scam e-mail.

Can somebody explain me how does this work? I mean, how did the scammers manage to target exactly the Ledger users? My friend literally bought the device a month ago and he doesn't post his e-mail around the web. The only place where he used it to register at was Twitter. Is it possible that the phishers actually scrapped the Ledger follower base's e-mails?

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

Buy Trezor or buy twice.

 

[tb303]

A friend of mine recently bought a Ledger device and also received the same scam e-mail.

Can somebody explain me how does this work? I mean, how did the scammers manage to target exactly the Ledger users? My friend literally bought the device a month ago and he doesn't post his e-mail around the web. The only place where he used it to register at was Twitter. Is it possible that the phishers actually scrapped the Ledger follower base's e-mails?

How recent are you talking. Ledger had a database leak in July with full names & email's exposed.

 

[EroMediaBV]

clever email since ledger actually had a breach earlier this year.

 

[Deleted member 1333509]

side note: spodermen is the best.