Don Libby
Well-known member
Long story short - got one today (from NYC). Didn't open any of the attachments (never do when I get something from an unknown). Instead did a Google and found the following: Click here.
What learned is in this paragraph: "If you receive an email claiming to be from our BBB, use your cursor and hover over any link(s) within the email. If the web address that pops up is different or from an entity other than the Better Business Bureau, the email is fraudulent. Also, the BBB doesn’t send out attachments via email when alerting businesses a complaint has been filed against them. Any email purporting to be from the BBB regarding a complaint and containing an attachment is fraudulent; ignore their contents and delete them immediately. If you have already clicked on a link in any of these emails, you should run a full virus scan of your computer."
Be careful!
Don
What learned is in this paragraph: "If you receive an email claiming to be from our BBB, use your cursor and hover over any link(s) within the email. If the web address that pops up is different or from an entity other than the Better Business Bureau, the email is fraudulent. Also, the BBB doesn’t send out attachments via email when alerting businesses a complaint has been filed against them. Any email purporting to be from the BBB regarding a complaint and containing an attachment is fraudulent; ignore their contents and delete them immediately. If you have already clicked on a link in any of these emails, you should run a full virus scan of your computer."
Be careful!
Don