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What is 'spam'?
The term 'spam' refers to all the email that you receive from sources that you did not authorize to send you communication or phone calls and text messages aimed at selling things or spying on data. The greatest portion of email sent throughout the internet today is unsolicited messages, otherwise known as spam. These include advertising messages, offers to get rich, adult dating, online pharmaceutical drugs and gambling promotions from sources you aren't familiar with.
You can tell that emails are spam when you don't recognize the sender and the offer seems too good to be true. Some other warning signs are if there is an attached file, the content of the email doesn't match the subject, the content is written in poor English with misspellings, there is a claim that the message is urgent or there is a "limited time" to reply. What helps you to recognize spam? Use the Anti-Spam Guide or our reverse search tools: Reverse Phone Lookup, Reverse Email Lookup or IP Checker.
An example of spam and scam can be found here in this extensive and informative article:
COVID-19 SCAMOur community lives from spam messages from affected users. Therefore a request to you: If you have received a fraudulent phone call, or a strange text message on your smartphone, or more often, a spam email, please write a short comment here to inform other people. The detectspam.com database contains over 3 million of these complaints about email addresses, spam servers and phone numbers. The following complaints have recently been added to our database:
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Anonymous
This phone number is pretending to be Cash App customer service. Cash App is an application used by many to send money, sadly scammers are using it to rip people off. Cash App does not have an actual phone number to contact them; they can only be reached by the application itself. Not knowing this, many do a quick Google reach to find Cash App’s support number. Scammers pay advertisement to be on top of the google search and get in touch with possible victims. A lot of people have lost thousand of dollars by providing their personal information to who they thought what Cash App customer service.
Anonymous
This phone number belongs to a robocaller. Robocallers are illegal. If someone is already breaking the law by robocalling you without permission, there’s a good chance it’s a scam. There are some robocallers who don’t need permission to call you. These are debt collections calls, political calls, calls from some health care providers, and calls from charities. Keeping this in mind, may save you from falling into the hands of scammers.
Anonymous
This is a robocall. According to the FTC: “A robocall trying to sell you something is illegal unless a company has your written permission to call you that way. To get your permission, the company has to be clear it’s asking to call you with robocalls, and it can’t make you agree to the calls to get a product or service. If you give permission, you have the right to change your mind later”. Most of us have never given written permission to any company to call us. So most calls we received from robocalls are illegal and most likely a scam!
Anonymous
This phone number is notifying you have won a free Mercedes Benz car and $8.5 millions dollars. Then, they ask you to pay $7,000 in taxes. Once you pay that, scammers will ask you to pay more money again with a different excuse. One victim even lost $100,000!! It is sad, but most people who have fallen on this scam are elderly citizens who are sick or whose relatives are sick. They see this as an opportunity to help out their love ones but end up in an even worse situation.
Anonymous
Stephanie Barroque is conducting an over the phone survey. She asks for your name, phone number, email address, birthday and consumer product preferences. This call may seam innocent; however, you will find out later the personal information you gave out during the phony “survey” is used against you by a scammer. Be specially aware if they tell you they will pay you money if you participate in a survey. The surveyor puts up a phony survey and, at the end of the call, he asks you for your bank account number so they can send the survey payment. Then the surveyor uses the account number to post phony charges on your account.