I just got an email ,supposedly from the chairman of Craigslist, saying I've won a free Mac computer. Only problem is the name on the email is not the real name of the Craigslist CEO. I assume this is a scam
Dennis
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I just got an email ,supposedly from the chairman of Craigslist, saying I've won a free Mac computer. Only problem is the name on the email is not the real name of the Craigslist CEO. I assume this is a scam
Dennis
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It would seem likely.
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Yes - a scam. I've been offered 3 of these now.
After several fishy C/L emails, I always do a Google search of sender's name & "scam" when I get a C/L response before I reply. Not a guarantee but the scammers aren't always creative with their reply names.
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I've been offered free computers, ipads, cars,sporting equipment and more.
If it seems too good to be true it probably is.
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Yup Scam.. I've had 4 emails this week, from banks that I have never done business with, asking me to update my account information ha.. Right clicking a scam web address in Thunderbird lets you report a web forgery to help out other folks..
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