Posted: 12/25/2006 6:40:44 AM EDT
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If you have Verizon, you should be getting a email scam soon. Is there a way to report these scams? Merry Christmas EDIT: See email below. The so-called hyperlinks do NOT go to Verizon. # Dear Member: Thank you for choosing VerizonTM. Unfortunately there was a problem processing your billing information for the month of December, 2006. Soon we have changing some servers in our data base for a new service for our customers. Our number of clients has been growed up very much last month and for that, was necesary a new aditional data base server, where some clients are moved in new server. Please review our billing requirements at KW: Billing. You will be able to update your billing information quickly and easily using our secure server web form. Please understand that without promptly updating your billing information, your VerizonTM Internet service may be disconnected. To update your billing at this time, please visit our secure server web form by clicking the hyperlink below. https://www22.verizon.com/myaccount Thank You for using VerizonTM We appreciate your business and hope to keep you as a customer for life. We apologize for any inconvenience. VerizonTM Online is so easy; no wonder it's number one ! Sincerely, The Verizon Billing ServicesTM How can I restore my account access? Please update your billing here: Verizon Online Billing Services and complete the web form. Completing all of the checklist items will automatically restore your account access. ©2006 Verizon Online, Inc. All Rights ReservedTM |
 Well, with all the bad grammer, if somebody CAN'T see it's a scam...good luck to ya!!! 
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I do the same thing. I try to insult in the following order: 1. Religion/deity 2. Race/national origin 3. Gender/orientation 4. Intelligence The WoT has allowed me to learn more culturally insensative words and phrases. Lately I have been applying this approach to 419 scammers also. |