Just received the following email, telling me somebody just sent me money.
> When you go to the website address they ask you to put into you credit card
> details, three digit security code *AND* PIN number. Must think I was born
> yesterday, however, I'm sure somebody will be duped into doing it but
> unfortunately for them they probably won't read newsgroups like this.
> Details of email below (may lose formatting as it's in HTML):
>
> Payment Notification.
>
> Your friend has just sent $164.95 to you.
>
> This email confirms that you have received a Payment
> for $164.95 from Melanie Brayden ( snipped-for-privacy@aol.com) >
> View the details of this payment online at:
>
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> ------------------------------ > Payment Details: > ------------------------------ >
> Amount: $164.95
> Currency: U.S. Dollars
> Transaction ID: smxubrjbinc
>
>
> Message sent by your friend: Thank you. You really helped me. >
> ------------------------------
> Withdrawal Details:
> ------------------------------
>
>
> To withdraw this payment from "Send Money Now" account, please visit
> this link -
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>
> Send Money Now - World Wide Payment System, Inc.
>
Thanks for the warning, I hope you have reported this. I just ran the actual page URL
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through Spamcop
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and it returned the following for abuse reports, but the whole headers should be run through just to make sure. mailto: snipped-for-privacy@certcc.or.kr