Re: Unusual Phishing Attempt |
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Al Gillis (alg@aracnet.com) Sun, 19 Mar 2006 15:10:49 -0800
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In my twisted mind I'm guessing that if you call them in response to their bogus "order cancellation" you would then have established a "business relationship" with the scammer, allowing him to disregard any "no solicitation" instructions you may have signed up for at the FTCs do not call registery.
If you are compelled to call such a place I'd use a coin phone or the
Al
Jim Haynes <haynes@alumni.uark.edu> wrote in message
> What's unusual about this one is that they want you to phone a number
> Dear Brian, [which is not my name]
> jhhaynes at earthlink dot net
> [TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: If you received that letter in actual |
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