On 10/24/20 7:52 AM, Ramon F Herrera wrote:
Needless to say, the producers of spam and other malware are getting
more and more clever.
Amazon is obviously one of the largest targets. I received the e-mail
at the bottom, obviously fraudulent. Normally I mark those and remove
them. In this case I called Amazon. They immediately returned my call
and provided an e-mail address: stop-spoof...@amazon.com
-Ramon F. Herrera
Yes, I've sent many samples of phishing email messages to that Amazon
email address. I know it well. :)
Peace...
Tom
