Email has long been a favorite tools of scammers, and they get better at using it for their illicit deeds every day.
One frequent scam that’s making the rounds again targets Sam’s Club members by sending them emails telling them they’ve won a “Sam’s Club Reward”.
I’ve received a deluge of questions about the legitimacy of these emails so I thought it would be best to simply write a blog post about it.
Question from Paul:
The security breaches that are in the news virtually every week are constant reminders of the dangers of opening links and attachments in emails and text messages.
So, be serious and responsible when doing emails, as it’s a part of work life. All of this helps companies and individuals to replace the need for the old face of the company through e-mails and other forms of generating systems.
Have you ever received an email from someone that seems to know you personally, but the sender’s name is nowhere to be found in the email?