Films/DVD Asylum

I got a scam email impersonating Netflix

76.167.206.42

violinist3

It was just after posting about Ripley. I figure somebody overseas is reading Asylum/Films.

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RE: I got a scam email impersonating Netflix - dgaapc7 05:07:59 05/02/24 (1)
I got the same thing. Also, I apparentlyI have a bunch of packages being held by ups but they need some more info to make the delivery. Same for FedEx.
LowIQ
- Yup - I also got the scam from the "USPS" about the held up packages - Chris from Lafayette 01:06:39 05/05/24 (0)
  - except that they were cell phone messages rather than emails. One message even included the wish, "Have a wonderful day!". I had no idea that the USPS could be so nice in requesting my personal info!
RE: I got a scam email impersonating Netflix - violinist3 18:14:24 04/15/24 (3)
Screenshot of email scam
- Netflix doesn't expire! In fact, just Try to cancell...! nt - oldmkvi 10:57:43 04/16/24 (2)
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  - It will if you don't pay the monthly fee. - Jack G 07:27:30 04/20/24 (1)
    As for canceling, we did that a few years ago, it took less than 3 minutes.
    Jack
    - I paid by credit card, no expiration date, just monthly billing. - oldmkvi 06:32:56 05/02/24 (0)
      I have got those fake emails about Amazon Prime too, same deal, doesn't expire.
      But you're right, it Was easy to quit Netflix!

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