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For Sale Beware Fake EFT Scam Emails

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whitebark

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I concluded a deal this morning for some advertising and was expecting an EFT payment so I nearly fell for the scam EFT notice that came first!

Scam is running off hacked server at 174.120.222.66

I caught it because the amount didn't match and upon looking closer noticed the fudged cloaked url. :ok:
 
Experienced the exact same thing. When I put the cursor over the url, it showed a different destination. Tricky!
 
What was the amount for on yours? The first one I got was a measly $100! LOL If they want to entice people to click they should up the amount!
 
Mine was for $325. Even the text looked more grainy then a real emt notification.
 
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