The Phishing is Alot

[Skola]

I get these all the time (Shud probably take my email address off my myspace).Verified by Visa‏ From: Visa Cards Department ([email protected]) This message may be a phishing scam. Learn more Sent: 13 May 2008 17:39:26 Reply-to: [email protected] To: sami(was a visa picture here)Verified by Visa protects your existing Visa card with a password you create, giving you assurance that only you can use your Visa card online. Simply activate your card and create your personal password. You’ll get the added confidence that your Visa card is safe when you shop at participating online stores.You may activate now by entering your card number over our secure server. If your card issuer is participating in Verified by Visa (most issuers are) you’ll complete a brief activation process. You’ll verify your identity, create your Verified by Visa password and you’re done.

[Guest David Braund]

ATM PIN number you knowlmfaoamateursive never been asked for a PIN onlineever

[djbmc]

lol, who falls for this sh*t?

[That's That Kid]

Long for posting an endemic internet problem.

[Badman]

sick90% of normal people would actually do this though

[Stamina Man]

LOL them amatures thereI spent £90 on hosting and got it closed after a week going thisf*ck*ng godaddy

[HangTheDJ]

lol, who falls for this sh*t?

girls

[Viva_La_Vixen]

ATM PIN number you knowlmfaoamateursive never been asked for a PIN onlineever

lol, who falls for this sh*t?

[Stamina Man]

lol, who falls for this sh*t?

girls

+ Americans

[Skola]

i can see how people may fall for it coz it looks convincingi had to school my mum to make sure she knew

[Jubez II]

Only an idiot.

[Superstition]

Only an idiot.

and the internet is the natural habitat of Idiotus Retardarum, bka the common idiot