http://bit.ly/ZvHj3c redirects to http://www.date-secure.com/member/901882.php for www.FoxyDaters.com Emails like the one from Kennedy Harrington are common responses to craigslist ads and are easy to figure out. First, you have to copy and paste an email address that is shown in the first email. Then you get a link to a url shortener, bit.ly. This redirects to Read More
If you troll on the casual encounters section looking for hookups then you might emails like these from Aubrey Horton, aubreyhorton966@yahoo.com. You should pay close attention to the link that is sent under the premise of doing, “a quick check thingy”… The url shortener, bit.ly, takes you to perfumecar.com/?MIRYOpR6iz and that redirects you to www.hoptracks.com/trackit/ Read More
This one from Anna Mayer uses www.date-secure.com and www.foxydaters.com to lure horny guys into using thire credit card info to “verify”. Yeah, verify that you want your money taken by a scam. Be warned about these type of things; they run rampant in the personals section. A lot of the horny postings on Craigslist.com casual Read More
Lets review the links for links for www.rudefinder.com, www.justhookup.com or justhookup.org: These emails from Tanya Baker and Tammy Osland have links for www.rudefinder.com, www.justhookup.com or justhookup.org so you already know that the women that send the emails are just fake email accounts and just a bot. If you ever see these sites in emails then Read More
katherine@linkane.com uses bit.ly to hide a secret that you really need to know about. The link takes you to www.safedateconnect.net where it is made to look as if it were some sort of screening system but the whole thing is a fake site designed to get your credit card info. You will be billed for Read More
These emails are promoting www.rudefinder.com and www.justhookup.com. The emails come at you as if someone is doing you a favor and sending you to some place that is 100% free and promises that you’ll be getting laid in 30 mins. Yeah, you already know that this is just a sales pitch. These sites try desperately Read More
Well, Alicia Bates here wants you to give her a call after you are “verified”. The email has a link that uses bit.ly to hide where it really takes you. When you click on the link you get forwarded to tapestryair.com but that turns around and forwards you to www.hoptracks.com but that just forwards you Read More
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