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Post by Deleted on Jul 5, 2018 6:39:07 GMT 7
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Post by Deleted on Jul 5, 2018 8:39:15 GMT 7
As the Bank always say
We never ask for Logins
Always someone wanting to rip of the people with little money
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Post by Deleted on Jul 5, 2018 9:47:53 GMT 7
l'm good at picking email scams but l got one a few weeks ago that almost fooled me saying it was from Hotmail Microsoft and it needed me to click a link to update and verify my email account or they will close down my account, it was a scam to try and get my password. l didn't fall for it. Plenty of similar ones saying they are from various companies. Two ways to pick a scam is that scams often don't address you my name such as "mr smith or mrJOnes' instead they say something like ' dear customer ' and scam emails often have spelling and punctuation mistakes while email from real companies the spelling and punctuation is all correct
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Post by mspurple on Jul 5, 2018 11:38:56 GMT 7
I have a heap of scam emails that do have either my first or last name and those are the ones that nearly get me tricked.
I am so cautious though that before I open any email I check the sender and if it is not familiar then I do a little more investigating before I open it.....I never click on links in emails unless I know for sure they are legitimate senders who I know.
I am not very good with technology though so anything I am not sure of gets checked out by my kids first.
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