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Yesterday ..
i received an authentic-looking email from an MN friend .. it was brief, with a misspelled word, asking about Amazon.
it encouraged urgency. misspelled words can be SPAM flags, or innocent typos.

i did not reply. SPAM can be tricky.
i PM’d the person, no response yet. (not unusual) ..

Wondering if others have experienced this, now or ever?

i do very little off public forum, few PMs or emails. i would describe this email as “rare.”
it appears authentic! even with a picture of the MN member. if it’s SPAM, it’s disturbingly realistic.

Anyone?

Did the email itself indicate any connection with MN, or is it just that you know the person from MN?

Is it this?

ohio jones wrote: ↑Sat Feb 04, 2023 11:43 am Did the email itself indicate any connection with MN, or is it just that you know the person from MN?

Is it this?

George Hacked.jpg

Very close. Thanks. i’ll send it to SPAM.

george is probably still celebrating his January birthday.
happy birthday, george! nice picture, too.