Want to see a scammer get REALLY scammed?
http://web.mac.com/dwp/iWeb/Gl2/Scam_Details.html
I emailed the author of this site, and he seems like a pretty decent guy.
We should all take as proactive of an approach to those who would defraud us!
Monthly Archives: January 2006
More nice IdentityTheftSecrets comments
I got some more nice comments today, and wanted to share them.
More ebay Phishing – check out the tips!
Ebay Phishing!
Hello Identity Theft Secrets Super Sleuths! Here’s another ebay phishing email that you mgiht find helpful!
http://www.identitytheftsecrets.com/videos/ebay-phishing-tips-1-24-06/ebay-phishing-tips-1-24-06.html
Identity Theft and the English
Hi all, especially to visitors from the UK!
Today we will be tackling the issue of advice, bad advice, and who you should take advice from.
Of course, I think you should take my advice, but I leave it up to you.
Nice Feedback
It’s always nice to get feedback from viewers of this site!
Here’s an email I received recently:
ID Theft Question I received
From time to time, I will post questions I receive regarding Identity THeft, inside of this space.
Here’s one I received recently:
News for today
Hi all…
Interesting Identity theft articles I read today…
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/wire/newyork/ny-bc-ny–identitytheft0118jan18,0,5090177.story?coll=ny-region-apnewyork (Looks like law enforcement is finally catching up with a few of the people from ShadowCrew – still have a long ways to go though.)
New Super Sleuths Video
Greetings to all the SuperSleuths!
In case you haven’t seen it yet, I posted a new video today over at http://www.identitytheftsecrets.com/videos/paypal-phishing-1-16-06.html
It’s a new take on the same old PayPal Phishing Scam.
Thought you might find it interesting!
Check this out! iTunes Phishing
iTunes and AppleStore appears to be the latest attack target!
http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2006/01/17/apple_phish/
Mac users are like PC users in that at least 5% of them will suspect the emails are real.
Crazy stuff!
Here’s Phishy
Eweek had an interesting “By the Numbers” inset in their most recent publication, pulling numbers from the Anti-Phishing Working Group, which I thought would be worthwhile to share here…