Friendly reminder (spam)

[Pat-inCO]

Just a friendly reminder to any that do not have the federal spam E-mail address
in their address book.

Got an E-mail from (if you look at the text) the North part of the Phoenix basin. It
said that they had seven pieces of E-mail for me that had not been delivered. It also
said for me to take a link and fill out some information. - - - I looked at their E-mail
address and it had a (some weird name).jp address. I don't know if a dot JP is
Japan or where, but I'll bet it is NOT the North part of Phoenix, where they said they
were at.

Just in case you don't have it, the Fed's do work on this type of "stuff" at an address
of [email protected]

Not sure if it actually helps, but I'll bet it can't hurt, to forward it there. :wink:

 

[Fox Mike]

Federal organizations never send either email or make phone calls. Any and all initial correspondence will arrive via USPS.

 

[blume357]

The worst part about most of these spam emails is you can't reply to the address it comes from. I replied to one yesterday that said my Amazon billing information was wrong and I needed to click on the link below to correct it. Looked like it came from Amazon but if you clicked on the address at the top it was some long thing like: Momsomdif.com

My emailed reply bounced of course but this is what I wrote:

"I’m writing to you to let you know that I think internet scam crooks are about as cheap and low as one can get.

I don’t know what kind of critter crawled out of the swamp and up your mother's leg that allowed you to be conceived but I hope you go back to that swamp and meet your papa one day.

You know the best way to get along in this life is to get a REAL Job and work for a living?

Yours in all honesty and truth,

Blume
Greenville, S.C.
(You’re more than welcome to track me down and discuss this in person further)"

 

[Fox Mike]

For any Amazon spam forward it to this address: [email protected]
I get about one of them every couple weeks and just send it forward. I had one reminding me that my Discover card was being 'locked' for unusual activity and I needed to click on a link to get it released. I kind of laughed because I don't have nor have ever had a Discover card.

 

[nrobe50]

delete delete delete I don't answer suspected spam calls and delete any texts or e-mails that I do not recognize.

 

[Pat-inCO]

delete delete delete I don't answer suspected spam calls and
delete any texts or e-mails that I do not recognize.

I've been doing that for twenty years. It's just a matter of reporting those who
"don't get the message" so they have incentive to find other "work". :shock:

 

[welder]

I learned this week that I am the only surviving relative of a wealthy man who passed away two years ago in London. Bar. Smith, principal of "Smith ltd." was going to personally handle the affair so that he and I could split the "substantial" estate. All I had to do was "respond positively" to his email for specific instructions as to how to free up my funds and he would personally see they were delivered speedily.

And, just yesterday "Jennifer" called and according to her message, all my student loans had been "forgiven". BUT, I needed to return her call before 6pm so as to guarantee my inclusion in the government's offer. I did not return her call as I have no student debt but it's still nice to know I qualified and for only $500.00 I could erase all my debt if I had any to start with. They would handle everything, including my money. What a deal.

Biden's only been in about two weeks and I have already became wealthy and debt free. Can't wait for next week.

 

[ediogenes]

Federal organizations never send either email or make phone calls. Any and all initial correspondence will arrive via USPS.

Or hand-delivered by special agents.