Yet more fake Santander messages. This latest one uses a fake email address at the radio station and tells me that the email address is blocked indefinitely because it has exceeded the time allowed for the current security keys.  Obviously nonsense but the scammer has gone to the trouble of copying paragraphs of text from a genuine Santander message to try to make it believable. The scammer has also spoofed the email address to look like a genuine Santander bank email address. It’s still just pathetic lies of course.

Yandex.com provide an email service used by huge numbers of scammers. The message is from longilbert19978712081 which is obviously a made-up one by a scammer and in the email claims to be from Travis Kat – these scammers often don’t seem to know their fake own name. This scammer is so dumb he forgot to include the link to the malware or an attached file containing the malware, so he wont get anything from this email.

An email offers us the chance to go into business with Frederick O’Grady by importing CBD products from him. CDB is cannabis products based products and these are legal in most countries and generally supplied to help people with digestive problems, pain, anxiety and insomnia. Why so many scammers and other criminals are trying to get into this market is hard to understand but someone must be making a lot of profit from it. Even if you do want to consider selling such products, never never respond to unsolicited emails.

Everyone gets lots of fake emails claiming that their email mailbox is full or needs to be authenticated or something similar. There’s a link to click which asks for your login and password and sends that information to a criminal. This latest one is titled “Login Attempt Blacked (verify your email)” but the dumb scammer has forgotten to include the link to click. Some scammers are clever but most are as dumb as slugs.

Dean Tan who has someone else’s email address (Amiya Fountain) says he is in charge of sales at Glowtex Innovation Trading Ltd (which has a non matching domain name of sdhwsgcchem.com) and he’s interested in our products and wants a brochure and price list. But radio stations don’t have product lists and price lists. Another pathetic scammer.

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