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Gmail Scam alert
Well, the other day I recieved my very first bank and ebay scam emails. I congradulate Google for their Alert which notifies the reader that it may not be from who it claims and to avoid clicking links within the email.
For one, I would'nt of clicked it anyways, but for other users it seems like a very good move from google. Now it leaves me wondering.. where did they get my email? The two emails were from banks I'm not even part of, but one was a nearby one... |
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If your e-mail address is listed on any web page on the internet, a spam robot can find it and add it to a mailing list. Also, some websites sell their mailing lists to advertisers. It is likely that this is how spammers got your address.
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