I got this text today

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Phil C. McNasty

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Text I got today. Yeah sorry guys, but I'm not falling for it.
The .NET extension should be a first clue.

Sadly, many old people wont know better and will cough up the dough.
Scammers are getting craftier by the day I will admit

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Phil C, You are a deadbeat!!!
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Phil is a deadbeat for not wanting to pay a scammer? At least he isn't a fucking moron like some of us.
 
Obviously your a troll . Just trying to stir the pot of drama. I don't understand how he can possibly be a deadbeat when he is showing ALL of us a text from a SCAMMER and he provided the number so if u get the message u know to ignore it!


Ceiling Cat said:
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Phil C, You are a deadbeat!!!
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You can also tell the scammer is from Europe (probably Eastern Europe). They spelled $17,54 with a comma instead of a decimal point (it should be 17.54). In Europe monetary cents are always spelled with a comma instead of a decimal point
 
I get a lot of these types of texts. Many from banks saying my account access has been blocked due to suspect activity and asking me to access a link and reset my security information (a lot of times from banks I don't even have an account from) or the new one is from Amazon asking me to confirm I cancelled an order that I never made in the first place. Brings back memories to all those lovely emails I used to receive from all my friend in Nigeria telling me of the untold millions I will earn if I help them transfer funds from there to my account here in Canada. Scamming will always be around as long as people are willing to be scammed.
 
I got one from Revenue Canada that I was being audited.

Another I got was from my number neighbour.....one digit up from my phone number that wanted to say 'Hi'
 
Phil C. McNasty said:
You can also tell the scammer is from Europe (probably Eastern Europe). They spelled $17,54 with a comma instead of a decimal point (it should be 17.54). In Europe monetary cents are always spelled with a comma instead of a decimal point
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Good catch ! At least you know you need to send Euros !
 
huckfinn said:
Another I got was from my number neighbour.....one digit up from my phone number that wanted to say 'Hi'
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Have to admit, that is kind of endearing in this big anonymous cyberword. Did you message back?
 
IM469 said:
Actually I like both of them
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Uhm, no!!!!!! You stay away from the blonde on the left, and maybe we'll talk!!!
I said maybe we'll talk. There are no guarantees in life!!

*throws french fries (with mayonnaise) at IM469*
 
NorthernBear said:
Phil is a deadbeat for not wanting to pay a scammer? At least he isn't a fucking moron like some of us.
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sweetiepieexo said:
Obviously your a troll . Just trying to stir the pot of drama. I don't understand how he can possibly be a deadbeat when he is showing ALL of us a text from a SCAMMER and he provided the number so if u get the message u know to ignore it!
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The first signs of Cacklerism is they lose their sense of humor, start to annoy people and then go into decomp and turn into a smellfungus.
 
I got an email to my personal account that IMPARK notified me of an unpaid parking ticket. But there were subtle clues that it was bullshit, especially when they said to click on the link to see a picture of my car.
 
GPIDEAL said:
I got an email to my personal account that IMPARK notified me of an unpaid parking ticket. But there were subtle clues that it was bullshit, especially when they said to click on the link to see a picture of my car.
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Got an obvious fraud email from "Paypal"

Another from a internet "security" company.

I forward them all to info@antifraudcentre.ca

Don't know if it helps,...can't hurt.
 
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