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Spammers and Con Artists are getting more and more shrewd in their methods and designs. We have all seen the Nigerian Email Scam, but this one is brand new. The con artist is after the personal information and probably is trying to fish some big ones in it’s net. Following is the email I received tonight.

The Subject of Email is Your Who’s Who Nomination

From field shows Who’s Who Headquarters [FO-Forb@statcamp.com] as sender.

Header Details are as following (incase some one wants to run a trace) [click to continue…]

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