For us, this has to be one of the best spoofs ever. Why? Even the return address said AMEX. The ONLY give-away? A tiny grammar typo — and hover over the link. (It did *not* indicate it was going to take us to an AMEX site). What’s your current favorite? Please be careful. Don’t click on spoofed emails.
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What is lacking on this email ID the name on the account and the last 5 did m digits of the card number.
That’s a good point too, Kevin!
Looks like a run-on sentence, and a comma where there should be a semicolon.
When I lived on the Chinese Myanmar border, I got a phone call one day. “this is the police”, the voice said, “we have intercepted a package with meth inside, addressed to you, you need to give us your bank information so we can examine your records.” At first I panicked and called the embassy to let them know I might end up in jail.
When I calmed down a bit I thought, hey wait a minute, I live in the Golden Triangle, we don’t IMPORT drugs, we export them! :) So I called back and say, go ahead, come and get me. They never did…