Fraudulent emails from fake Turbosquid site

[stevesideas]

Just to let everyone know that I today received an email from what looked to be Turbosquid but turned out to be a fake Turbosquid site asking for credentials.

I did inform Turbosquid and they are already aware of the problem and looking into it.

[Morbid Angel]

I got a few of those from fake paypal websites...so funny

[stevesideas]

I think people do sometimes fall for it though...quite bad really. It only takes a few people and they can get hold of quite a lot of info/money etc

[DanielBrew]

I've got an email from Nigerian prince who needs my bank details so he can move $5m of his family's fortune out of the country. In return he says he will give me 20%!

He also needs my credit card number and those 3 little numbers off the back of the card but didn't say what he needed those for.

[Morne]

I won the UK lottery like 50 times in the last week alone

[jonnybefree]

i got email from finance office that i'll get back 3000€ from my last annual tax declaration. they needed my credit card for transfering the money.

[JohnVK]

My bank(s) sent me links to webpages where I could change my login credentials like 100 times last week. Something to do with security. Must be something really wrong with those banks, eh? Anyway, I did it and hope all is well now.

[suurland]

And I got a massive boner..

[JohnVK]

I think I can help you with that: I still have about 1.000.000 emails from beautiful Russian / Ukranian women offering themselves to be a Bride. Shall I forward them all to you?