Recieved at my company e-mail account, no less:
"This e-mail was sent by America Online Billing to notify you that we have temporarily prevented access to your account."
Well, thank goodness. Because if there was an AOL account in my name, I'd want it disabled.
"Your account may have been accessed by someone else. Please verify your details by following the link below:"
A classic phishing ruse. Does anyone still fall for this bunk anymore? They must do, or spammers would stop sending it.
I don't don't like to encourage pessimism, but I will prescribe a healthy dose of skepticism for all netizens, especially the newbies, who always seem to have it least and need it most.
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