Consumers still falling for phish

/ Consumers still falling for phish #22  
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( ...Alot of these will have a similar web address, such as secure-ebay.com or earthlink.net (note .NET instead of .COM)... )</font>

Except that the earthlink.net domain is owned by Earthlink!!!
 
/ Consumers still falling for phish #23  
I was going to go back and refresh my memory so I could tell you what made me suspicious but I couldn't get the site to load. I'm not that computer savvy but I seem to have a good built in BS detector. The sites asking you to re-do your information are all BS. I have never had a legitimate website ask me to e- mail a reconfirmation except for e-bay. That was probably a phish but I deleted it and signed on rather than use their link. I didn't know a phish from Shinola, I've been an AOL user for years and they always are warning you about scams to get your password so I keep that in mind when dealing with other sites. I noticed that a couple of those test sites used https: for the link they wanted you to use but the rest of the links were http:. Plus, I've always been pretty good at guessing my way through tests. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif HTH
 
 
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