bank Scam spam emails...
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mambobirdette
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whats the scam?
chewie_oo7 said:im keep getting sent these piss poor html emails from the above "banks" asking to log in and provide my "details".
thing is, i aint got an account for any of em, plus the emails themselves looks like theyve been created by a 10yr old who's been let loose in dreamweaver.
FAO: Mr C. 007
This is Barclays Bank Plc. We are currently looking to upgrade our account information on customers. Please complete the following:
Login:________________________
Password:_____________________
Please be aware that this information will be treated in the strictest confidence. Thankyou. The Bank Manager
FAO: Mr C. 007
This is Barclays Bank Plc. We are currently looking to upgrade our account information on customers. Please complete the following:
Login:doilooklikeaf***inmuppet?
Password:yournickedmyson
Please be aware that this information will be treated in the strictest confidence. Thankyou. The Bank Manager
This is Barclays Bank Plc. We are currently looking to upgrade our account information on customers. Please complete the following:
Login:doilooklikeaf***inmuppet?
Password:yournickedmyson
Please be aware that this information will be treated in the strictest confidence. Thankyou. The Bank Manager
there are tonnes of stupid people out there though.... if they send out a million emails they are bound to get a few responses.
it's like those nigerian bank scams, always manage to get a few people sucked into em, forcing them to pay out thousands of pounds in 'fees' before they will transfer the millions to their account. Morons that fall for it, I tell ya!
At the moment the only spam I get is 'IPOD NANO CUSTOMER #3243432423' hundreds of times over, with other products instead of ipod in the line too. Do they really think that if they send me the same email millions of times that I'll eventually cave and buy something?
it's like those nigerian bank scams, always manage to get a few people sucked into em, forcing them to pay out thousands of pounds in 'fees' before they will transfer the millions to their account. Morons that fall for it, I tell ya!
At the moment the only spam I get is 'IPOD NANO CUSTOMER #3243432423' hundreds of times over, with other products instead of ipod in the line too. Do they really think that if they send me the same email millions of times that I'll eventually cave and buy something?