Anywhere with the text in bold it might say your person domain name.  Just ignore anything that is similiar to the below, it’s a “spoof” email that’s fraudulent.  Just delete these emails from your inbox. “Dear user of the bbmediaservices.com mailing service! We are informing...

I think there about three or four variations of the below Google Adwords ‘Phishing’ emails circulating.  They are not emails from Google.com in away shape or form.  Look out for ones that say your credit card has expired, your account has been suspended, and similiar.  The key to figuring...

Hello, Over the weekend I’ve received over three copies of the below email. It has a virus attachment, so just delete (quickly)! A similiar email was going around about Fedex a few weeks ago: Subject line: DHL Tracking number #PNWAW19242JY5I4 Hello! We were not able to deliver postal package...

This week one of our website design and website maintenance client, had an identity issue on another website.  Here’s the situation, they are in a highly regulated industry (Reverse Mortgages) and reputation is everything!  A nefarious directory website, lists every single reverse mortgage company...

We’ve received four fraudulent emails yesterday, all pretending to be from CitiBank. They had slightly different subject lines and senders, but they all had about the same text. Here is the email without the graphics. Our notes are in RED bold: Subject: customer notification [message ref: 6047088461] Security...

We like to keep our website design, development, and search engine marketing clients aware of potiential fraud.  Here is one email from nefarious folks trying to look like Google Adwords in order to obtain your billing information: title:Google AdWords Alert from: Google AdWords [adwords@google.com]...

We are really impressed with Network Solutions today. They very quickly responded to the spoof campagin a fraudelant organization or person launched to get their clients credit card and login information. Please see the email below for some great ways to spotting “spoofing” and “phishing.” ...

Here’s a strange fraudulent email where this nefarious person is searching (also know as Phishing) for your Network Solutions information. FYI, Network Solutions is a domain name registrant. Notice they act as if it’s an emergency and something is wrong with your account. This is a typical...