- Jan 16, 2017
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Yes, common sense is a modern-day rarity.
Elvlin
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- Nov 4, 2018
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well there are so many red flag, the PP of the email, the email adress..
wonder what kind of coversion they have, 1million email :1?
yes it is
mYm
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- Mar 16, 2017
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Mat stay safe from this kind of scammer
GhostVision
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After seeing the scam with BTC... some people send 10k $ to receive 20k$ 
I wouldn't be surprised if this method works very well
I wouldn't be surprised if this method works very well
CyberCommander
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you can buy it ;-)
Wait asec, i have got one like this but it was from Ebay years ago,i asked could they explain more,then they say i should call a phone number in the email, yes i thought it was a scam but i believe the scammers was ebay staff who wanted me to call there expensive phone number. It came from this email
[email protected]
the first email i got was this
[email protected]
the first email i got was this
Attachments
Elvlin
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- Nov 4, 2018
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After seeing the scam with BTC... some people send 10k $ to receive 20k$
Well i checked the button redirect to this link "mysp.ac/4eTUp?userid=3vFudKpa"
thant do some analytic on the domain
yes there are many variant, usually i got from Apple.
The one shown in from: is a fake name. if you move you mouse cursor there, it will show the real email.
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CyberCommander
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It was e-mail spoofing like this?
https://www.proofpoint.com/us/corporate-blog/post/how-does-email-spoofing-work-and-why-it-so-easy
JetBlack101
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Someone mentioned that they wouldn't be doing it if it didn't make money. I would tend to agree with this.
It is so easy to blast emails out indiscriminately all the time. I bet most of this is completely automated.
So, you just keep the scam running. Eventually, you will get a fish on the hook.
People are both gullible (me included) and people forget about being vigilant all the time and let their guard down.
The way of the world.
It is so easy to blast emails out indiscriminately all the time. I bet most of this is completely automated.
So, you just keep the scam running. Eventually, you will get a fish on the hook.
People are both gullible (me included) and people forget about being vigilant all the time and let their guard down.
The way of the world.
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That's a good scam. Report the email.
Elvlin
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- Nov 4, 2018
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Agree pretty sure there are software for these. That automate the whole process. Than just run it 24/7.
It's useless since the email probably is one time use. I got more than hundred email like these in all these years. Still every single email is different.
HustleTong
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Legit scam.
- Mar 30, 2018
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Yup why do you think it comes again and again.
for others pp will address you by yiur name, not bro, nor sir or your email id
for others pp will address you by yiur name, not bro, nor sir or your email id
Xdfffninja
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- Jan 13, 2019
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It's legit mate, they just need your PayPal details. Not that serious.
It could be spoofed email...
Chiku Arsen
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Obviously people fall for this that's why they r still using it.