Beware of SPAM Mail in name of official Reader's Digest India Website | www.readersdigest.co.in

The below mail is the clear cut illustration of a SPAM mail in name of Readers Digest India website.

Though the recipient of  this mail is not a true customer of said or claimed brand, the mail reached him. This specifies that the said mail is not genuine and its a kind of SPAM mail that hit almost all non intended email inboxes like us.

If you get to face such kind of emails, do not forget to share them with us through this website or blog.


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From: Reader's Digest India <noreply@crazybuy.co.in>
Sent: Saturday, 18 July 2015 6:32 PM
Subject: Privileged Customer, Exclusive Invitation

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Beware of SCAM Mail in the name of MICROSOFT

A Perfect example of a greatly spinned SCAM email with complete fraud intentions

The email is from a SCAMMER who claims the MICROSOFT's name for fraud activities

It is clearly undestandable that this MAIL is  in no way connected to MICROSOFT.

We recommend our readers and all internet users to not fall prey of such SCAM MAILS:

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Cardinal Place

80-100 Victoria Street

London,SW1E 5JL

United Kingdom

 

 

 

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The below copied is a mail from a scammer which can be perfect example of "UK Draw 2015".

The mail is sent to be from a scammer with a Hippocratic name UK Draw 2015.

Its from the email jcepeda@aislacon.net.

Even the above email need not be the original mail id of sender as these days there are various original mail masking software which can mask the actual mail ids before sending.

The mail specifies that its all about UK International Draw Head Quarters National Lottery Tower, Liverpool, UK

It contains some Ref. No as well as Batch No.

The mail specifies that the recipient's mail id was selected on Jun 27, 2015 for a email lucky draw which has won £1,500,000.00 Great British Pounds.

Spam mail in name of Winning Prizes In 9 Games Out Of 10..

The below mail is a perfect illustration for spam mail which disturbs your eye when busily working on inbox. These kind of mails claim to guide you the secret of how to win LOTTO kind of games by sharing a free video.

In case you face such kind of disturbing spam mails in your inbox, feel free to share them with us in the comment section so as to enable more online surfers be aware of spam and spam mails rolling across world wide web.

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Subject: Winning Prizes In 9 Games Out Of 10..

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