I got sent a E-Card (suposingly) from a postmaster at a website I've never even subscribed too. And to view your e-card you have to sign in on another
website which is identical to hotmail and which is obviously a scheme to get your password. how sneaky... and when I clicked it I wasn't gonna sign in but the email that was saved was [email protected] or something..
I'll get screenie.
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Thread: E-card password scam?
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E-card password scam?
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Internet scams are so pathetic. :rolleyes:
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yep it's a scam.
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That's how I lost one of my accounts ;P
'Cause I'm stupid and fell for that.
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22-12-2005, 05:34 PM #5
That happened to me too, but I didn't type anything in because I seen the Stevos Lab email address, and I was like.. Stevo lives in the UK.. he wasn't on my computer.. hmmm.. lol.
DrewarThe most wasted of all days is one without laughter.
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I think it's pathetic.
Originally Posted by Bart
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22-12-2005, 05:36 PM #7
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I recieved it and read it last night, there just pathetic... ;\
obivously someone from steveslab trying to keylog / hack our E-mails.You french fried when you should have pizza'd. If you french fry when you should pizza, you're gonna have a bad time....
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Thing is, why would it say Sign in to view your e-card on hotmail.
When 123Greetings (the e-card) and hotmail are totally differant.
I thought stevoslab could do better than that.
the fake hotmail starts like www.wyger.com
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Odd..I just got a 123 greetings card. Isit safe it just ses SUM1 SENT U A CARD FRM 123GREETINGS.COM
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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I don't really see the point. But this can serve as a notice for people to be aware of it.
Rupsie if it is from stevolabs it was probably be a keylogger.
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