We all know to sidestep the misspelled email from a temporarily insolvent Nigerian prince who needs a little help and the details of our bank account. This type of clumsy email con typically goes out to millions of accounts hoping to trap a few unsuspecting recipients. The thieves sometimes highjack an official looking corporate logo or use official-sounding language, but a closer look usually reveals clues that something is just not right, such as spelling errors or odd language. Perhaps the most obvious tip-off is that the real sender would never ask a customer for this type of sensitive information via email.
- 500 to 700 words
- copy edited and proof read but not guaranteed error free
- copy made be edited by end user
- usage for two urls/websites
- usage for email newsletter up to 3000 sends
- requirement please add dynamicpost@service2client.com to your email send list
- usage for print newsletters up to 3000 copys
- image usage is not included
- canonical link included in download or click "Live Demo"
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