Super Gram
11-03-2007, 04:23 PM
I got an E mail about this but it was a warning about the US. They said it was spreading ,but I didn't post it.
Today here is one from our govenment. So if you get anything from the gov. DELETE.
The Canada Revenue Agency is warning consumers about scam e-mails purporting to be sent from the federal agency.
Unsolicited e-mails claiming to be sent from the CRA should be deleted immediately, the CRA said in an alert Thursday. Consumers should also not follow any links listed in the e-mails.
"Do not go to the websites listed in the messages as some of these sites contain harmful software," the federal agency said.
Different versions of the scam may promise payout for a lottery, jackpot or tax refund. The CRA says correspondence with taxpayers is traditionally sent through letter mail.
Today here is one from our govenment. So if you get anything from the gov. DELETE.
The Canada Revenue Agency is warning consumers about scam e-mails purporting to be sent from the federal agency.
Unsolicited e-mails claiming to be sent from the CRA should be deleted immediately, the CRA said in an alert Thursday. Consumers should also not follow any links listed in the e-mails.
"Do not go to the websites listed in the messages as some of these sites contain harmful software," the federal agency said.
Different versions of the scam may promise payout for a lottery, jackpot or tax refund. The CRA says correspondence with taxpayers is traditionally sent through letter mail.