Earlier today I received an e-mail as follows:
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XBOX 360 Delivery Confirmation
To: ***********@*****.ca
Member #13X127
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We have been trying to reach you in order to deliver your free XBOX
360/ .
Please verify your shipping address and zipcode.
http://poriness.com/xbox-360/
Rewards Gateway has given you this XBOX 360 / and follow the
instructions on our website.
Please visit our website and verify your zipcode:
http://poriness.com/xbox-360/
Thank you and ENJOY!
Sincerely,
Mary Henderson
Customer Service Rep.
Now, despite the name indicated at the bottom of the e-mail, the e-mail address shown was "TuanBrower@misallegation.com".
A little bit suspicious if you ask me, considering the fact they hadn't tried to contact me before. No phone calls, no e-mails, nothing. Not before today.
I only went so far as to open the e-mail, but did not click on any of the links in the message as I was a little leary as to whether or not it may cause some damage to my computer (ie. virus). I'd suggest no one else try opening the above links, either.
So... anyone else receive this "confirmation" e-mail? Can anyone shed any light on this?
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XBOX 360 Delivery Confirmation
To: ***********@*****.ca
Member #13X127
------------------------------------------
We have been trying to reach you in order to deliver your free XBOX
360/ .
Please verify your shipping address and zipcode.
http://poriness.com/xbox-360/
Rewards Gateway has given you this XBOX 360 / and follow the
instructions on our website.
Please visit our website and verify your zipcode:
http://poriness.com/xbox-360/
Thank you and ENJOY!
Sincerely,
Mary Henderson
Customer Service Rep.
Now, despite the name indicated at the bottom of the e-mail, the e-mail address shown was "TuanBrower@misallegation.com".
A little bit suspicious if you ask me, considering the fact they hadn't tried to contact me before. No phone calls, no e-mails, nothing. Not before today.
I only went so far as to open the e-mail, but did not click on any of the links in the message as I was a little leary as to whether or not it may cause some damage to my computer (ie. virus). I'd suggest no one else try opening the above links, either.
So... anyone else receive this "confirmation" e-mail? Can anyone shed any light on this?