I haven't been on here in a while. I got an e-mail today saying I won a Starbucks Gift eCard for $20 from AT & T. I'm giving it to my husband since he likes Starbucks coffee. The e-mail went in my spam folder; I almost deleted it without looking, so everyone, be on the look-out. Thanks to SA, AT & T & Starbucks!
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Starbucks win
- Thread starter heron
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Malware
I dont post much... however this is malware.. I got this message too. Look up Techhelplist.. Look under heading spam.. and there is the email. I didnt trust it.. since I didnt recall that contest.. DO NOT PRINT OUT CARD. check it out for yourselve
I haven't been on here in a while. I got an e-mail today saying I won a Starbucks Gift eCard for $20 from AT & T. I'm giving it to my husband since he likes Starbucks coffee. The e-mail went in my spam folder; I almost deleted it without looking, so everyone, be on the look-out. Thanks to SA, AT & T & Starbucks!
I dont post much... however this is malware.. I got this message too. Look up Techhelplist.. Look under heading spam.. and there is the email. I didnt trust it.. since I didnt recall that contest.. DO NOT PRINT OUT CARD. check it out for yourselve
dramaactress
Member
Why do you think that starbucks wouldn't accept the code? -
heron,
Did you check to see if there is/was a sweeps, and if you entered?
For the email, in your inbox, you can right-click on the sender and it will bring up a list of options. Choose "view message source" and you can see the sender's email and message (and a jumble of other things). In the future, you can use "view message source" so you don't have to open questionable emails.
Did you check to see if there is/was a sweeps, and if you entered?
For the email, in your inbox, you can right-click on the sender and it will bring up a list of options. Choose "view message source" and you can see the sender's email and message (and a jumble of other things). In the future, you can use "view message source" so you don't have to open questionable emails.
snoopysnop1
New member
I also had one of these in my SPAM this morning. Kinda a heads up, when don't even have my name on it. So looks like yahoo knew it was spam. Glad I had found this thread.