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6/19/2012 12:40:04 PM EST
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Email Scams
Emails, scam
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I just thought that I send out this warning for the people with less than savvy computer skills. There are emails that come to any email account that states there is questionable activity in your account and they would like you to enter your account number and password. Do not enter anything in this email. There are other emails that are saying you are a beneficiary of funds from relatives in another country. Do not enter your information in these emails. Other emails state that you are getting some credits or money free from your business opportunity, again do not enter your information. These are scams are people that are trying to get your information so they can steal from you, and although they will be arrested eventually it will be too late for you, because they will have taken money from you. Also there is another where FedEx or ups has a package that is needed to be claimed by you and you have to have money to get the package. This is also a scam. Delete these emails immediately.
There are too many people in the world looking for the easy way and they feel the easy way is to take from someone else and this is false. They will get arrested. They do not believe that that anything worth having is worth working for, and they just figure they will not be caught. They have different ways to redirect the email or count the keystrokes to get the information they want and they will take from you.
Remember that if there is something going in your account at your bank, you or your bank will find it and you will call to straighten out the situation. Anything that will be free in your business opportunity, it will be stated in your back office. If you are a beneficiary of an inheritance you would be contacted by a lawyer with registered mail or phone calls. Packages will be delivered to your house by FedEx or ups and if there is money needed still the courier will tell you then. The people that are perpetrating these scams should probably do some research online and figure out a business opportunity and actually work the business and get the much needed money that way.
In the meantime people just remember things are always changing and things are getting bigger and better and scams are no exception. Just remember if you have no word from your bank, credit card, lawyer or your business then it is a scam. Also if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. I am just saying
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 | | Elizabeth, I am used to receiving these types of email messages and promptly delete them It is good for you to let everyone know to stay alert and safe. |
| | |  | | It's good to get warned! Have a nice weekend. Greetings from Jena/Germany |
| | |  | | Excellent Blog Elizabeth... Scammers are the armpit of our society and unfortunately far too many people get hurt by them.... Thanks for sharing this great content! |
| | |  | | Thanks for the head's up, Elizabeth. It just upsets the heck out of me that there are so many smart people offering their intelligence up to Satan by hurting so many others through email and internet scams. What a waste! |
| | |  | | Very informative blog so nice of you to share this with others. This will increase their knowledge of email scammers and as we know there are plenty of them out there that have nothing better to do than to cause chaos so we have to protect ourselves. |
| | |  | | I did receive the email from "FedEx" and I never have dealings with that company, so it screamed SCAM. I also received emails from an airline that asked to confirm a flight, I ignored that tii. Thanks for the heads up, Elizabeth |
| | |  | | Sadly, there are people every day who believe all the emails to which you referred and more. Or phone calls or postal mail. They usually come from another country, so the local officials can do little. Everyone, from babies to the elderly, should have identify theft protection! It is inexpensive, and it will be there if you do get fooled by one of these scams. |
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