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Tuesday, March 19, 2013

NEW EMAIL SCAM - BEWARE

4 ELEMENTS TO BE-AWARE OF IN EMAIL FRAUD OR SCAMS - 
   EXAMPLE BELOW

This is one is pretty convincing - Either Way check these elements of the email before you open,  hit reply or print receipt.

1. DO NOT REPLY OR HIT PRINT RECEIPT

1.  SUBJECT LINE = Order shipped 1st RED FLAG
     1st ask yourself if you ordered anything recently? 

2.  SAYS & LOOKS LIKE "FED EX" -  2nd RED FLAG
     EMAIL RETURN ADDRESS IS NOT @ FEDEX so whether it is e-posta, myespostal, or tungsten-wedding-ring, or anything besides FEDEX it's a fraud. 

3. 3rd RED FLAG TRACKING ID: 
    GO TO THE "REAL" FED EX SITE or UPS SITE TO TRACK PACKAGE
    COPY AND/OR TYPE IN THE TRACKING NUMBER GIVEN
    IT WILL COME UP AS NOT FOUND

4. DO NOT OPEN EMAIL DO NOT RESPOND DO NOT HIT PRINT
    Any one of these actions can result in a virus attacking your computer "myepostal" and/or e-posta.us are an encrypted email service - and this one appears to be in the US but could be rerouted. 

The hit print button goes to is alacahan .  org  / ...hp?receipt= 843 230776 9 4 6  and they recently changed another to go to allizeautomobi (which is a real company and another victim of this sceme) ...hp?receipt= 845_353102 4 6 0 extra spaces added for your protection. Just because a site says .org it does not mean it is a non profit and/or safe to use. 

A virus protection program is needed. A reliable free program can be found in Microsoft Security Essentials some services like Comcast offer Norton.  These types of scams can also result in you being told you need to provide an additional fee to get your package - if you provide it you are then exposing your personal information to identity theft and/or once linked to the site a virus sent to your computer. 

Google "FBI status on hackers - FBI status on email fraud for more updates "

Alacahan has an ip of  (95.168.176.37) and appears to be out of Kangal Turkey and or it's face book link as of 1/4/12 shows Alacahan Nahivesit, 58870 Kangal, Sivas, Turkey  no other business appears to be linked to it; alacahan is the name of a place in Turkey ( not very creative ) 


THIS IS NOT FED EX  below the EXAMPLE 1. OF THE EMAIL TO BE AWARE OF - 

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Order Shipped 

Sent By: "Manager Thomas Peters" <service@myepostal.us> On: Mar 03/18/13 11:07 PM 

To:          Denise-Marie McIntosh or YOUR NAME                                                      
ReplyTo: "Manager Thomas Peters" "Manager Thomas Peters" <service@myepostal.us>         
                                                                                                                                                                                     

FedEx
Tracking ID: 7452-61399536
Date: Monday, 4 March 2013, 10:22 AM

Dear Client,
Your parcel has arrived at March 11.Courier was unable to deliver the parcel to you at 11 March 06:33 PM.
To receive your parcel, please, print this receipt and go to the nearest office.
     
Print Receipt
Best Regards, The FedEx Team.

FedEx 1995-2013



THIS IS NOT FED EX  below the EXAMPLE 2. OF THE EMAIL TO BE AWARE OF - 

Tracking Information
                    Sent By:     "Manager Ethan Gamble" <support@e-posta.us>  On:Mar 03/20/13 2:00 AM



To:  Denise-Marie McIntosh
Reply to:  "Manager Ethan Gamble" <support@e-posta.us>



FedEx
Tracking ID: 5813-99165443
Date: Monday, 4 March 2013, 10:22 AM

Dear Client,
Your parcel has arrived at March 11.Courier was unable to deliver the parcel to you at 11 March 06:33 PM.
To receive your parcel, please, print this receipt and go to the nearest office.
     
Print Receipt
Best Regards, The FedEx Team.
FedEx 1995-2013


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          Curious about your online relationship check their email, picture and letters at Romance Scams .com or Romance Scams .org    I found the .com had better resources check both. 


BE PROACTIVE - PROTECT YOUR INTERESTS - NEVER GIVE OUT PERSONAL INFORMATION  


To report Scams and/or Injury go to the FBI scams site and/or If you receive unsolicited e-mail offers or spam, you can forward the messages to the Federal Trade Commission at spam@uce.gov.

2 comments:

  1. Been getting these but new something was up. Although I had a Fedex delivery from Nautilus of alot of parts and it was irony that this came along, thanks for the post!

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  2. My pleasure, the more people who report these spams and/or scams the more likely the FBI and/or Federal Trade Commission can shut them down.

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