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Originally Posted by SneakySnake
I am wondering why Nokia would use a gmail address?
They sent me a 40th anniversary test to tell me I had won £600,000
*wondering how I am going to spend all that dosh! Must be a million in Ozzie!
Just noticed that they sent it twice from 2 different phone numbers? 
Curiouser and curiouser! |
And I'll bet all you have to do to collect is to provide your full name, date of birth, and whatever the Australian equivalent of our Social Security number is!
I found a really interesting phishing e-mail in one of my accounts today. It claimed to be from a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent and looked very official. It claimed that a bank that was holding some inheritance money for me had been contacted by a stranger claiming to be acting of my behalf and that the bank got suspicious and called the FBI, and to contact them if I wanted to make sure the money got to me. Of course, I would have to prove my identity by providing them with my full name, age, etc., etc.
But then again, who knows? So just to be sure, I forwarded it to the
real FBI.