How to identify fraud emails?

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TOPIC : How to identify fraud emails?

Posted on 29 July 2009 at 20:38:00

Dear sir,
I'm Shankar and new for this field. So how to know about scam and fraud
mails. Please can anybody enlighten me on these frauds?

Mr. Senthivel Esakkey Pillai

SK International

Proprietor, SK International
Kovilpatti, India

Free Member, Joined :12/09/2008
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Re: How to identify fraud emails?

Posted on 03 August 2009 at 20:22:00 [Message #2336 ]

Dear Mr.Shankar,

Scam emails will not be related to your business maximum contents with payments related words,scammer will never write in inquiring about products in details.

Mr Nazar K

ABIA GRANITE SERVICES

Proprietor, ABIA GRANITE SERVICES
Hosur, India

Free Member, Joined :04/10/2009
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Re: How to identify fraud emails?

Posted on 05 August 2009 at 12:18:00 [Message #2346 ]

Emails which offer freebies saying that you have won five million pounds or benz car etc., in a lucky draw of your email id., or asking your credentials in the first instance are supposed to be avoided. Read the email before opening and in case you find it to be with scam mark the the same as unsafe so that it will be returned to the sender himself

Mr. Balasubramanian

SATTAIRES

Consulting enginner, SATTAIRES
Chennai, India

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