Beware of phishing

[tbm3fan]

This past month the amount of phishing for passwords and account information has increased dramatically. There has always been the emails asking you to login in to Paypal because of this or that. Yet in these last three weeks I have seen emails, from many different credit card companies, saying there is a problem and you need to login to correct. Pretty obvious when those that come to you are from cards you don't have as for me American Express. Usually I forward them on to spoof@ whoever. However, I have run into one that will not let your email program forward it on and actually freezes your email program when you try. That one is disguised as Capital One. Just had one a few minutes ago. So watch out for those and don't even think of taking a look at the link provided.

 

[joetrucker]

my rule of thumb is...if I didn't ask for it...don't open it.

 

[Car Nut]

Delete them!

 

[Dobalovr]

The Pfish are fighting back its a big conspiracy!!

 

[Wildaugust]

I move them to "Junk", and yeah, I get lot's of them too.

 

[65sporty]

Funny you bring this up, I just got a e-mail from chase bank about my account only I don't have a account at chase bank. Deleted it