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[Phishing] Ebay scam possible? »
« [Scam] This has got to be the lamest ever  
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kikiv

join:2005-08-10
Newark, DE

reply to Doctor Olds
Re: [scam] Digital Age, KCSOFTLLC and Coastal Wave Internet

I've seen it too. It bills out of Sweden, but most credit card companies are aware and catching them before they get thru. Fraud rings set up ficticious businesses and name them after real reputable companies so if you see the charge on your statement you will think that it is legit.
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« [Scam] This has got to be the lamest ever  

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