The Lamest Attempt at Internet Fraud... Ever!

[hondaracer88]

Never thought about that, but you're probably right.

When I clicked on reply the adress that came up in the recipeint box was different from what it had been originally. I t was some other name. Why did it do that?

It went from "kacey@citibank.com, to amber@citibank.com; or something.

 

[CyborgJin]

Gran Turismo7058 how did you get a referal

 

[donbenni]

Wow, only 10 months old. Not bad. Were you the one that wrote the email CyborgJin?

 

[oosacker]

whoops, I thought this was a new thread... I thought this topic looked familiar...

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

I get that crap all the time on my Parents account (which I seem to monitor for Viruses, even though I don't use it). They use Outlook Express, and their account is with Telstra Bigpond (Australian). We get "CITIBANK", "PenBANK" and all sorts of crap. Then we get crap from random-named email addresses.

The latter is the most lame. It attaches a Word Document, names the Email "Your Document" and tries to send you viruses.

Lame.

 

[TB]

Pretty sad when you can read this better than the e-mail.

 

[yeti]

Funnily enough... I had a Citibank email today too?!

I'd forgotten that it was a virus... but was still deeply suspicious of it and didn't click either...

Deleted now!!

C.

 

[Jimmy Enslashay]

Delete anything that you don't know, or has "RE: Your Document", "RE: Your Resume" or anything similar. Anything from banks you've never heard of, delete.