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Is this a new scam?

Discussion in 'Computer Corner' started by Larkshall, Jan 17, 2011.

  1. Larkshall

    Larkshall Gardener

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    Just received this email. As I don't sell anything via my website I think it's a new scam.

    "Dear Sir or Madam,
    My name is Bill Dwight from Nod-cat
    Equipment Co. in South Carolina.I requesting for order of Rotavators
    from your company.I would like you to email me back with the price of
    models or the types you have and also let me know the payment type
    you accept so that we can proceed with the order.

    Regards,
    Bill
    Dwight."
     
  2. Daisies

    Daisies Total Gardener

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    [size=large]Well, apart from the awful grammar, it would just seem to be someone seeking info who has obtained your email in error.

    But due to the appalling grammar, I would delete it and scan your computer for malware with SpyBot search and destroy or similar. Don't like them kind of emails!
    [/size]:mad:
     
  3. Larkshall

    Larkshall Gardener

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    I have deleted it. As I use a very secure system I have never had a problem with malware or virus, unlike Windows. Nothing can be installed unless I install it.
     
  4. NatalieB

    NatalieB Gardener

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    Well, if he's from South Carolina, I doubt he'd be calling it a rotovator either - they've been called 'rotor rooters' for years in North America! I had a heck of a time trying to rent one here in the UK, as nobody here had a 'rotor rooter' for hire! lol
     
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