Another Scam for your Info. (1 Viewer)

[Emmit]

Morning All,

Thanks to a former colleague I give you the above.
These are arriving in Emails near you.

It would seem that the Scammers are getting more sneaky and away from The President of the Bank wanting to share his ill gotten gains.

If you get this one, you know what to do.

 

[jezport]

I have had loads of these over the past year

 

[MillieMoocher]

Not that well thought out by the scammers..nobody in the UK would use the word "automobile ", they'd use a more correct "motor vehicle"....

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[Jimbohorlicks]

Yes the wording is suspect -so many descriptions for vehicle and also poor grammar.
Thanks for the heads up

 

[maison]

Also no mention of

Location of offence
Registration number of vehicle

But the scammers are getting better than my long lost Uncle Major General Oombungoola!

 

[Riverbankannie]

Thanks for warning.

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[pappajohn]

The BIGGEST flaw in this scam is so obvious.....

WHERE did they get your email address !!!!!!

An official PCN would be fixed to the car or sent snailmail to the registered keeper address

 

[Camping Gaza]

No reg number (oh just seen that above)

 

[DBK]

It will catch a few vulnerable folk out.

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[Peter JohnsCross MH]

Theres one I keep getting non stop about some super duper non fail auto stock market thing

Peter

 

[Paul an Jane MK]

Apparently I was caught doing 50 in a 35mph limit!!!!!!

Plainly never been to Uk as they would know we do not have 35 speed limits.

Apart from the obvious, these things don't come via email, I always click on email address which is invariably obviously dodgy