ACCOUNT UPDATE TEAM!!! Email Scam
Allegedly from: Lynda Ireland lireland@scots.nsw.edu.au.
The people sending you this email are attempting to steal your email login information. Do not reply. Just report it as junk and move on.
Dear WEBMAIL Subscriber,
This is to inform you that We have
noticed some unusual activities in your
WEBMAIL account.
As a result, access to your WEBMAIL
account has been limited in accordance with the WEBMAIL.
WEBMAIL email Terms And Condition User Agreement.
To re-validate your WEBMAIL box, respond to this e-mail immediately.
FILL THE DATA NEEDED, AND SEND TO THE EMAIL BELOW
E-mail______
Username______
Password________
Confirm Password________
( webmailupdateteam1@126.com )
Once the information provided matches what is on our record,
Your account will work as normal after the verification is process,
and WEBMAIL Certificate will be renewed.
WEBMAIL Admin Helpdesk Center
Warning Code :ID6446238521
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Requests your personal details
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Email Spoofing
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Poor Grammer
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