E-gold stealers

dasha101 · 03-14-2007

E-gold authorities have warned E-gold account holders about the circulating stealers of Egold. Account holders may received email that seems like sent by Egold Admin. But this is not from Admin. Clicking this link would bring you into a new site that exactly looks like Egold website. This is completely fraud and you will lose all your funds because of this.

virusrulez · 03-14-2007

no prob for me i use paypal

inworx · 03-14-2007

I also got similar email. I reported that website to FBI. Its a phishing website. So, guys beware If you have entered yor account info, better contact egold to limit access then! It'll be safe for you

thebookish · 03-14-2007

I have receive tons of these e-mails, I totally ignore them. It is a really waste of time deleting all those messages.

inworx · 03-15-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by thebookish

I have receive tons of these e-mails, I totally ignore them. It is a really waste of time deleting all those messages.

Use filters provided by almost every email service provider.

smilemaker · 03-22-2007

yes i have recieved it once and unfortunately i became the victim and all my money was transferred to another account! that tyme i was really dissapointed, so guys to prevent your egold account only remeber one thing
never use the link which comes in your mail! and u will be safe

clookid · 03-22-2007

I received one today and that was the very first! I never click on the links, not even if they are using the proper eGold header!

VanBasten · 03-22-2007

I get emails that are supposed to be from egold all the time.
I've been using them for 4 years and the real egold company has never sent me any emails other than AccSen PINs.
The next time you receive an email like this, just delete it.

121603 · 03-22-2007

Just remember a simple rule. If you read an email about this kind of things, instead of clicking the link, just go to e-gold yourself by typing it in.

VanBasten · 03-22-2007

The most common scam mails from egold are those telling you that your account has been suspended, offering you a link for you to log into your account.
To verify if the suspension of your account has in fact taken place, a very simple way would be to log in to your account by typing the URL to egold's website yourself, just like what 121603 had suggested.

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dasha101 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 184 Rep Power: 2	E-gold stealers E-gold authorities have warned E-gold account holders about the circulating stealers of Egold. Account holders may received email that seems like sent by Egold Admin. But this is not from Admin. Clicking this link would bring you into a new site that exactly looks like Egold website. This is completely fraud and you will lose all your funds because of this.

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smilemaker Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 43 Rep Power: 0	yes i have recieved it once and unfortunately i became the victim and all my money was transferred to another account! that tyme i was really dissapointed, so guys to prevent your egold account only remeber one thing never use the link which comes in your mail! and u will be safe

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clookid Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 100 Rep Power: 2	I received one today and that was the very first! I never click on the links, not even if they are using the proper eGold header!

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VanBasten Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53 Rep Power: 2	I get emails that are supposed to be from egold all the time. I've been using them for 4 years and the real egold company has never sent me any emails other than AccSen PINs. The next time you receive an email like this, just delete it.

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121603 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 20 Rep Power: 0	Just remember a simple rule. If you read an email about this kind of things, instead of clicking the link, just go to e-gold yourself by typing it in.

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VanBasten Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53 Rep Power: 2	The most common scam mails from egold are those telling you that your account has been suspended, offering you a link for you to log into your account. To verify if the suspension of your account has in fact taken place, a very simple way would be to log in to your account by typing the URL to egold's website yourself, just like what 121603 had suggested.

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