Here's the latest Scam
Here's the latest scam from some misguided individuals pretending to be Amazon.com. I've received two so far. Be on the lookout for these emails. Do yourself a favor, don't open them, just delete and forget it. Here's how you can tell it's a fake: 1. Sent from a private email address, not an Amazon.com address 2. The product delivery address is not mine. 3. The hyperlinks don't go to amazon.com. Returns are easy. Visit our Online Return Center . If you need any assistance with your order, please visit Merchant Contact Form . We hope to see you again soon! Amazon.com For your protection, I've disabled the hyperlink. However, if you receive a similar email and if you scroll your mouse over the hypelink you'll see something totally different: http://earl2.jamesbeard.org/fhd42i3d.html I didn't bother clicking, because I may get a nasty surprise. So, scams are alive and well. Protect yourself and your employees by...