by BenTheMiner
Fri May 30, 2025 10:37 pm
My college inbox gets a lot of fraudulent emails sent out through compromised accounts.
One of these emails claims to be giving away free items, with no pickup available, asking for address and payment information for "shipping." This information will likely instead be used for malicious purposes, with the "free" items likely not existing.
Here is the email address: [email protected]
Email:
One of these emails claims to be giving away free items, with no pickup available, asking for address and payment information for "shipping." This information will likely instead be used for malicious purposes, with the "free" items likely not existing.
Here is the email address: [email protected]
Email:
Dear students and staff members,
One of our alumni, Mrs. Stephanie Hunt , is currently bestowing, and she's Amplely offering to share her late husband's cherished possessions.
To express your interest in these items, we kindly request that you contact Mrs. Stephanie,. She can be reached at ( [email protected] ) for a quick and urgent response.
Among the items available are a neatly and barely
Used PlayStation 5, a violin, a 2014 Yamaha baby grand piano, Eric Clapton's 1939 Martin OOO-42 guitar, a Canon EOS 800D camera, and an Apple MacBook Pro laptop, SATO CL4NX Plus TT Printer [203dpi, Ethernet.
It is important to emphasize that these items are being offered for free, with no pickup available. Instead, Mrs Stephanie , is offering to have the items delivered directly to your home.
To facilitate this, a shipping fee will be required, regardless of the destination.