Due to past exp (about a ffew days ago) I want to let everyone know this. If you get ANY email with "[email protected]" address as the return address DELETE IT - IGNORE IT - DO NOT GO TO ITS SITE - DO NOT ENTER ANY ACCOUNT INFORMATION. If you do it will send your password to a database, take your money, bank account info, credit card info, etc... ANy information it can get its hands it, it will get. Related Links: These links will show you what I mean, and what I am talking about. Link 1 Link 2 Link 3 Just thought I would let everyone know, before they almost ---- up there accounts, lose money, and other key information about their lives. - Brian
Thanks for the heads up to other members, almost happened to me the other day, I got some email the other day. With the one I got it was asking for alot of details etc. what I did was put in a fake account name and password, it let me through so I knew immediately it was fake.
hahaha :lol: thnx man, i'm thinking about singin too, now i can look up to that email if i ever receive and DELETE it
Hahahahaha lmfao... YOU SAVED ME! YOU ARE JESUS! I had one of these sent to me before, but i didn't believe that crap.
i have had loads of these before entitled "order confirmation" and "thank you for your order" and stuff like that. i didnt even open it because i knew i because i never ordered anyhting.
lol... nqa before anone else starts saying that i hovered over the link and it was dodgey and it was to my email
seriously i get an email a week, from fake ebay ones atm, they all end up in hotmail junk mail folders btw, as the sender id can't be verified. Just remember never ever, re-enter your card details, and forward the email to [email protected] or .com Daz