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   Franklin Registered Member

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   OK I searched and I don't think Ronjor has posted this article.
   

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   Franklin, Jul 2, 2008

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   For all of those phishing emails, NONE of them ever say to call a customer service rep to fix the so-called acccount access problem. You ALWAYS have to click on a link. They are trying to get you to bite by playing on your laziness and quick reaction.

    

   ccsito, Jul 3, 2008

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