The African crooks often try new tactics out to see if they work. This bogus iPhone offer is one trying to profit from Apple’s product popularity.
It is poorly written. They don’t use Apple email...
This time the crooks have an address in London, Great Britain. The funny thing is if you take a look at the Connecticut Lottery site they make no mention of a London office.
The CT Lottery does have a page...
This combination of Yahoo and MSN is often used for fraudulent lottery e-mails. These fellows are obviously not informed.
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: YM Promo...
Who would ever write that as a subject line on an e-mail? African crooks, that’s who.
It’s just another fraud lottery using a major Internet companies name to give it some...
On this one, they say Microsoft has a ballot system which picks the prize winner from 50.000 e-mail addresses.
I wonder if Microsoft knows about this software?
———- Forwarded message...
A short lottery fraud e-mail, but the basics are there.
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: *** Euro Million Board *** ( Notification Dept)...