Year: 2019

These emails are just pointless, bandwidth wasting chain letters. They simply ask you to add your first name to the email before passing them

These emails are just pointless, bandwidth wasting chain letters. They simply ask you to add your first name to the email before passing them on.

Outline Message purporting to be a “winning notification” from international football association FIFA, claims that the recipient has

Outline Emails purporting to be from delivery company FedEx claims that a package en route to the recipient has been returned due to an addressin

In October 2007, scam emails purporting to be from the Federal Trade Commission began hitting inboxes.   (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogl

Bogus emails purporting to be from the Federal Reserve Bank began hitting inboxes in January 2009. The emails claim that a number of banks and cr