If you have your Verizon bill set up for paperless delivery, be on the lookout for a fraudulent Email that purports to be sent from AccountNotify@verizonwireless.com because this isn’t a real bill and anything that you click on in the message could lead to a computer infection. The full text of the message reads: Your current bill for your account is now...
Read MoreIf you got an Email with the subject line “Bank of America Security Alert TrackId: 5D1R2D851P0O65N8” be sure not to click on the attachment contained in the message, as it likely contains malware or virus with the intention to infect your personal computer. The entire message of the Email reads: Hello Dear! We have received too many reports from our...
Read MoreThere appears to be no shortage of scammy Emails making rounds on the Internet, so it’s never been more important to be diligent about not falling for these messages designed to infect your computer. If you received an Email message with the subject line of ‘Scan From A Hewlett-Packard ScanJet 35726′ be sure not to click on any file attachments or...
Read MoreIf you’re an American Express customer – or not – and you recently got an Email with the subject line “Confirmation Of Email Address Change” be sure to delete this message immediately and DO NOT CLICK on any links or attachments provided in the message, as it’s fraudulent and designed to fool you into inadvertently exposing your...
Read MoreIf you recently checked your Email and discovered an Email that claims to be a ‘US Airways Reservation Confirmation‘ do not click on any of the files or links provided in the mail because this is a phishing Email that’s designed to infect your computer and possibly steal sensitive information that your computer contains. The full text of the bogus...
Read MoreThere’s nothing more refreshing than opening up your Email Inbox to find yet another Email scam trying to convince you that the government of Nigeria is holding an ATM Debit Card especially for you. This Email is titled ‘NOTICE: BHC Update‘ and purports to be sent from a gentleman named Robert S. Dewar. The full text of the bogus Email says:...
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