Follow Up to April 12 Entry Below -
The Arizona Republic is reporting that they've had complaints that people are getting calls on their home recorders with frantic messages about their bank accounts. They return the calls, naturally to a number that doesn't go to the bank, and are asked for confidential information. This is phishing with a different rod.
posted by Andy at
5:45 AM
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Hi,
I just came across your blog this morning and I'm enjoying reading it. It's the same subject matter I became interested in recently when I began several blogs on blogger. Providing people with information about phishing scams is a good cause, so I enjoy that. And, what can I say; my fathers sense of "pun" humor rubbed off on me, and talking about phishing provides opportunites for pun. Good thing that we can find some humor from the pun, since phishing scams are very frustrating for all of us. I appreciate the interest we have in common. If you would like to stop over to read about cancelling some phishing trips: http://phishy-pedia.blogspot.com
If we collectively continue to spread the word phishing will go out of season!
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Tammara Nelson, at 12:49 AM
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