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Within a few minutes I got e-mails from Sierra Trading Post, Drugstore.com, and Victoria's Secret with "order confirmations". Deliver To and Bill To adresses were different from mine, as were the names on the orders, but the e-mail adress was mine. Sierra is the only company I've dealt with before. Was I supposed to say WTF and click on the links in the e-mails and get a virus or something?
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Checked your current credit card charges? Might be real orders with a stolen card number.ARCHIVED Calguns Foundation Wiki here: http://web.archive.org/web/201908310...itle=Main_Page
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Check your credit card statements, and yes I've received spam like that before wanting you to click the links(just hover your mouse cursor over them and see what the URLs actually are).Comment
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Just checked, and no charges.Comment
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Don't open any of those links!"Hence it happened that all the armed prophets conquered, all the unarmed perished." - Niccolo MachiavelliComment
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same thing happened to me about 2yrs ago. I was getting emails from a friend, but under the subject matter was(no subject). I knew my friend always put a subject. I did open it up the first time and it was an ad for male enhancing drugs!! the next time i got those I just deleted them. I did get them from other people time to time and just deleted them. If I sent it to spam then if they DID send an actual email, it would then go to my spam.
also it happened to me as the sender the other way too.
Just delete them.Comment
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Thanks, I didn't open any links. But is my email compromised now? Can anything bad come from these phishers having it?Comment
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