Dark Profits Scammers?
 

This is a message board or something. But look what I got for an email today. They are asking for me to input my credit card info to STOP a fraud purchase? Ya right!!



Dear customer,

Recently we have received an order made by using your personal credit card information.

This order was made online at our official http://DarkProfits.com or http://DarkProfitsnet website. Our Fraud Department has some suspicions regarding this order and we need you to visit a special Fraud Department page at our web store where you can confirm or decline this transaction by providing us with the correct information.

But, if you have never visited our site or made a purchase, you can decline any charges from you credit card, by entering your personal info below. Or, if you feel this method of verification insecure - please visit our highly secure site http://darkprofits.com or http://darkprofits.net

Enter your credit card number here:

Enter your credit card exp date:

Enter your name as it appears on the credit card:

Enter your address, zip code and city:

Looks like another con to me |lightsabe

Those have been floating around for a while now :(

Been around a while? There's always some scam going on. |pissed|

The sad thing is, they've probably made a fortune already. |skull|

Oh come on Ramster,
just tell em what they want to know.... |jester|

It is "highly secure". |roses|

Ain't that the truth. |crazy|

Phishin bastards.

They're bold theives. "Dark Profits", my ass...

Fuk scammers;(

I got the PayPal scam again this week.. and the australian online banking scam...|raygun|

DD

Yeah... I got the paypal one for the first time... it's so bad, I laughed. The one I got, they chose to fake the link by putting it and all of the text on a a .gif |jester|

They try it a lot with ICQ also. I get those you need to enter your ICQ number to keep your membership active. Then it's linked to something like "www.letmeripyouoff" |jester|

That is what is on the darkprofits website... whatever.

I get the paypal one about once a month, and a bucket load of the best 409 scammers.

Someone (probably someone who loves me a bunch) has been adding my email addresses with unending persistance to a bunch of spam lists, to the point where I will probably be changing email addresses within a few more days. I am down to less than 0.1% actual valid mail coming in on over 3000 pieces a day. This shit is just out of hand.

Alex

Alex
Things really are out of hand. I mean jesus can't someone shut down those fuckin' nigerian millionaire scams. They've been going forever.

When I tried to go to DarkProfits I clicked a couple of links and had to register to see more so I said screw that. What kind of board makes you regisiter just to see any part of it?

Ramster, I think you are going to see a MAJOR backlash against spam in the next little while. The new hotmail, the new AOL 9.0 (more spam filters), and AT&T almost blocked all outgoing mail on their network except for through their mail servers.

Spam is a blight, and it makes it almost impossible to run an honest opt in mailer without being lumped in with scammers and liars...

Alex

My hosting company has Spam Assassin, and once I turned it on, my spam worries are almost gone. It was a freebie, too, and it works better than Spam Terminator I used to use.

I run 2 newsletters and I do double opt-in and maintain all subscriber records. Never had a complaint.

I do occasionally get complaints when I post in a Yahoo or MSN group because some newbie subscribes to the group and leaves the default option on, to forward all messages posted to the group to his email address. So when the group post shows up in his inbox he emails me back and asks me how I got his email address, stop spamming him, etc. So I always take a minute to reply and explain to him how to change his Yahoo Group email preferences.

spams are the scams in the internet, im hoping that Outlook 2003 can very well address this problem.