anyone else getting e-mails from, supposedly, US Postal Service about a delivery problem ?
as I have not [1] sent anything to the states or [2] ordered anything from the states, I assume some scam.
Yes, ignore completely. I get FedEx ones all the time.
Quote from: class37025 on February 26, 2019, 10:22:56 AM
anyone else getting e-mails from, supposedly, US Postal Service about a delivery problem ?
as I have not [1] sent anything to the states or [2] ordered anything from the states, I assume some scam.
No, but according to 'BT' my email account is upgraded about three times a week and I should be resubmitting my password and log in to continue using it.
:hmmm:
A coupe of very simple rules:-
1. If an official email doesn't start off with your name it's a scam. Don't bother to read any further.
2. If it has spelling or grammar mistakes it is a scam; read no further.
Even if an email passes the above rules always be careful. If you click on a link always look at the URL to check it sounds right and that it has a padlock symbol next to it.
Quote from: emjaybee on February 26, 2019, 11:33:47 AM
Quote from: class37025 on February 26, 2019, 10:22:56 AM
anyone else getting e-mails from, supposedly, US Postal Service about a delivery problem ?
as I have not [1] sent anything to the states or [2] ordered anything from the states, I assume some scam.
No, but according to 'BT' my email account is upgraded about three times a week and I should be resubmitting my password and log in to continue using it.
And how are you supposed to do that when, according to "Microsoft" there's something wrong with your computer which they'd like to fix for you?
Quote from: chrism on February 26, 2019, 01:11:23 PM
Quote from: emjaybee on February 26, 2019, 11:33:47 AM
Quote from: class37025 on February 26, 2019, 10:22:56 AM
anyone else getting e-mails from, supposedly, US Postal Service about a delivery problem ?
as I have not [1] sent anything to the states or [2] ordered anything from the states, I assume some scam.
No, but according to 'BT' my email account is upgraded about three times a week and I should be resubmitting my password and log in to continue using it.
And how are you supposed to do that when, according to "Microsoft" there's something wrong with your computer which they'd like to fix for you?
I haven't got time to speak to Microsoft about my computer anyway. I've got to get an email off to a Prince in Botswana who needs £100 to unfreeze my inheritance.
I wonder if that's the same guy who want's me to help him smuggle a million pounds out of the country, he'll transfer it to my account [details please] and will pay me 25% for helping him :claphappy: :-\ :-[
That's nice
Quote from: class37025 on February 26, 2019, 02:22:09 PM
I wonder if that's the same guy who want's me to help him smuggle a million pounds out of the country, he'll transfer it to my account [details please] and will pay me 25% for helping him :claphappy: :-\ :-[
I did that for the man and when the bank rang me to say that there was no money left in the account, I told them that it was okay as there would be a deposit soon of £250K. :smiley-laughing:
Last one I had wanted £250 to pay for the fund transfer on my International Lottery 'win'.
I emailed back and said no problem, I just need you to send me £20 to get my overdraft down and then I can send it.
Oddly enough I didn't get a response.
I've had my email address hacked a couple of times over the last few years.
You haven't been getting any nonsense from me lately, Malc?
(Apart from my usual gibberish that is)