Fair point. Stand corrected.
Scams like these
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Fair point. Stand corrected.
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A “Centrelink” scam email, though I am not a Centrelink customer.
Could trick some legitimate Centrelink customers
Could trick some legitimate Centrelink customers
I will admit I fell for this, i get a mygov msg a few times a year
Clicked it , only realised it was a scam when it said "security cloud flare detected" or something like that and didnt work, hovering over the link showed it was some weird link
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My wife and I got scammed recently via an Instagram ad.
She saw the ad on Instagram (I don't use Instagram) for a product.
I went to the website, looked ok. I made the mistake of not checking the domain. If I did I would have seen the trust pilot bad reviews.
I ordered the product, paid AUD$77 via Paypal.
The website sent me tracking info via tracking-hub.com - after about a month of these dodgy looking emails, I looked up tracking-hub.com and lo and behold, trust pilot reviews indicate this is a known fake scam tracking website.
I've initiated a Paypal dispute to try to get a refund. At least these scammers don't have my direct credit card.
So if the seller sends you tracking information via tracking-hub.com, know that you've been scammed.
She saw the ad on Instagram (I don't use Instagram) for a product.
I went to the website, looked ok. I made the mistake of not checking the domain. If I did I would have seen the trust pilot bad reviews.
I ordered the product, paid AUD$77 via Paypal.
The website sent me tracking info via tracking-hub.com - after about a month of these dodgy looking emails, I looked up tracking-hub.com and lo and behold, trust pilot reviews indicate this is a known fake scam tracking website.
I've initiated a Paypal dispute to try to get a refund. At least these scammers don't have my direct credit card.
So if the seller sends you tracking information via tracking-hub.com, know that you've been scammed.
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The view in browser and Verify Now links are both phishing but the landline really is Qantas Wine so not quite next level
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