important - another scam - this one looks real, but isn't

No-one has posted another warning about a new scam doing the rounds. This one is "from" Telstra and pops up in your email inbox looking oh-so-legitimate, but please be careful and check everything twice, three times even, before opening unsolicited emails.
Go to 
http://nothingbyno-one.blogspot.com.au
or just click on the link in my sidebar there>> Nothing: another day another scam

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  1. They used to be very easy to pick up, but I've received some very convincing scam emails of late.

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  2. They used to be very easy to pick up, but I've received some very convincing scam emails of late.

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    1. I remember getting the AGL one before I heard it was a scam, but since I'm not with AGL, I deleted it without even looking at it. Now I'm glad I did.
      You're right, the scammers are getting very clever.

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  3. I don't get them often, but I have learned to spot them quickly - I never click on a link in an email and rarely in a new person's blog - paranoid, I know, but I'd hate to lose my computer.

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    1. S.J.Qualls; that's not paranoid, that's sensible.

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  4. I NEVER open an unknown link!!

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    1. I don't even open links from Fishducky!

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    2. fishducky; you're very sensible.

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    3. joeh; you miss out on some funny stuff, but better safe than sorry I guess.

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  5. Sigh. They are indeed getting clever - which says that there is a lot of money in what they do.

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    1. Elephant's Child; they're far too clever, Thank goodness for people like no-one who can spot them and warn us.

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  6. Who can you trust these days,
    Merle......

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    1. Merle; it's getting harder to know who to trust. Just be careful and double check everything.

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  7. So far so good. I just delete anything that seems wrong. Also mark them as junk so if anything similar comes through it is clearly marked.
    Heard the other day of a chap losing money after his bank account was used by someone in Nigeria. I am never sure of how safe 'secure' websites are. I guess you just have to hope for the best in some cases.

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