watch out for phishing emails from fake registrars
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chilli.domains
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watch out for phishing emails from fake registrars
I sold a domain to a client last week and he emailed me last night how comes I told him the domain had 8 months to go since last renewal and he received an email that it was expired. I said DO NOT CLICK ANY LINKS in that email, bring your mouse over it see what url it has there. He realized it was a phishing email. I get those type of emails regularly, and I tell my clients to not renew any domain off a link in an email. Log into your registrar account do it form there.
Justa small heads up.
Justa small heads up.
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DeSexGuide
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Yep I get them 2,fuckers won't give up trying.
- vblogger
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If they aren't a few the little scum will think twice about pulling this shit, but that does not happen too often.
- HeidiHoe
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Who the fuck still clicks on links in unsolicited emails? You would think that a person that buys a domain and I'm assuming wants to run a website would have more sense than that. Should be webby101
The Fourth Turning Is Here
- BOB777
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Not a 1 chance in a million I ever click open a link in an email until I am certain it is a real and safe email link.
- TheButcher
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I go fishing with my son but I hate phishing
- jag
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That was a nice play on the 2 words
From Malta with love and sunshine
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born2bewild
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The answer is to charge and jail any one who participates in phishing period
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Sneaky
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Spam and phishing will never end as long as there is the world wide web
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CTE
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Once you get fucked up you soon learn. I once fell for one of these scams 12 years ago, my whole pc was infected with trojans, I had to reformat the thing and lost all my saved data.
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fetishnews
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These people are so losers they try scam people's info.
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Make the penalty and jail time so high that it discourages others to do this
Teams: 60c094411cbb39b8
Email: gspotman@gmx.com
Email: gspotman@gmx.com
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notty
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Most of them are not here, they are in other countries, how would we get them here to bring about a case against them.