Published by golbguru September 28th, 2007
in security, personal finance and scams.
Over the past few weeks, I have been getting increasing number of messages from readers about some Bank of America scam emails and related fake websites. As such, I though it would be in order to discuss some of these issues by the way of a dedicated post. Although, the content below is by […]
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Published by golbguru June 19th, 2007
in musings and scams.
Here is a blue postcard that I received sometime back (click on the image to enlarge it):
And it came from this “Awards Verification Center” address:
Obviously, all the big words - “NEW MERCEDES, BMW, PORSCHE or $40,000 CASH” are sure indicators of a scam. But generally stupid scammers, who promise big rewards, choose email as […]
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Here is a quick and efficient money making scheme that engaged my attention for quite some time during our last trip to Sea World:
Yes, it’s about those milk bottle pyramids, stacked in a 2-1 pattern (sometimes 3-2-1 pattern), that appear so easy to knock down with a ball. OK, they are not really milk […]
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Published by golbguru December 6th, 2006
in banking and scams.
I got an email yesterday, supposedly from Bank of America, notifying me that my online account access is blocked. Incidently, I was messing with some alert settings on BoA website the previous night and thought this email might be a result of that..and almost fell for it. Here is a screen shot of the […]
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