hotmail scam ??? not sure
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Any time I have a question about something being a scam that comes from what looks like a reputable source I go to their website and see if I can complete the action that they are requesting from there. I never click on a link posted in the email. Also, if you have questions about the authenticity of the email forward via online website to the security/fraud section and inquire if it is from them or not. Ann in TN
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Always type in the address you want to go to and make sure it is for the one you want. Never go straight from your email account. This is a pain, but that is what the scammers and frauds do to honest people.
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Originally Posted by mile hi quilter
SewExtreme, I thought the same thing.. I was wondering why it went to my inbox??
1. can't find a better use for their thinking skills
2. keep inventing ways to trick trusting people
:-D
PS: Hotmail verifies active accounts by you opening your account up at least once a month. It could be a longer period of time but it is definitely connected to you simply opening your account and at least looking at it. Hope this helps! :-D
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