Fraud from Russia Concerning Amazon
I have had a lot of e-mails purporting to say that I have ordered something on Amazon. I know they are not genuine orders, as they come to an e-mail I never use for orders, but watch for e-mails.
They are baed on a fake AMazon web site, with a Russian domain name.
Be careful, as if you are a regular Amazon purchaser, your account has a valid credit card.
So login to the real Amazon, change your password and if you can, change your e-mail to something that you reserve for purchases over the web.
The Anonymous Widower 
This is a good advice. I have even resort to blocking all traffic from Russia and neighbouring countries. According to reports, almost 70% of phishing frauds originate from there.
Nice advice BTW 🙂
Comment by Helen Dangote | July 19, 2010 |