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  • It’s a Scam! “Statement Locked : You receipt invoice Billing update’s to re-active continue…”

It’s a Scam! “Statement Locked : You receipt invoice Billing update’s to re-active continue…”

  • Posted by RTG Admin
  • Date March 5, 2018
ANOTHER SCAM CIRCULATING AROUND OUR INBOXES
THE TELLTALE SIGNS! 
There seems to be a new scam every day!In the last week, we have had calls from clients receiving emails from “PayPal”, “Apple”, “eBay” etc, usually to do with “suspicious account activity”, and they have all been scams.

These email scams will use the same logo and branding as these big companies. The email you receive will usually ask you to “validate” or “confirm” your personal details by clicking on a link or opening an attachment.

For example, one client received an email from “PayPal” with a receipt from an Uber ride she did not make, and to “check account activity” by clicking the link. If you click the link, there are un-expected pop-ups on your computer or mobile device asking for certain software to run.

So how do you detect a scam email?

IDENTIFY THE TELL TALE SIGNS OF A SCAM
SIGN #1
If you look at the “From:” email address, it tries to imitate “Apple”, but the end of the email says “@modifmoto.business”
That’s not Apple!

SIGN #2
Dear: [email address] of recipient
Companies like Apple and PayPal will always address the email to you in your Full Name

SIGN #3
Poor english and gramma!
“You receipt invoice Billing update’s to re-active continue on February”
and
“If you not update within 24 hours.”

Life is hectic, and when we receive emails like this, sometimes we just click along… please be aware of these 3 telltale signs!

If you’re unsure about your account activity, it is best to open your internet browser, and visit the site directly (not via the email).

Please forward this scam alert to friends and family and help them stay safe online!

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