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A new scam going around??

logsplitter

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I got an unusual email yesterday listing a lady's name that somehow faintly looked familiar. The email went something like this....

She and I had exchanged emails in the past. She said that she had just discovered this great new 'maried housewives looking for fun' website and that she and 2 friends had listed there with their particulars and they were having a lot of fun meeting people there. She provided a hot button and invited me to check out her perspective at the site.

The button took me to the home page and not her perspective. It progressed through some pages and buttons of BS each encouraging me to keep going. Anyway it finally arrived at a 'member join for free' page where you are invited to give the usual identification stuff. Below that was a credit card # request with a disclaimer that it was only needed for screening and identification purposes and that no charges would be applied against it.

I bailed. It looks like a scam to me!
 

JustAGuy

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westwoody said:
Why would anybody even open an unusual lokking e-mail?
What Westwoody said. Opening unusual looking e-mail can cause your computer to go kablooey.
 
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