Oh, look, another phishing attempt

[agilebrit]

At least this one has a colorful EZPass header!

Dear customer,

You have not paid for driving on a toll road. This invoice is sent repeatedly,
please service your debt in the shortest possible time.

The invoice can be downloaded here. [Where here is some rvtravelbuddydirectory or something.]

Considering the fact that we haven't even taken the RV out since April, and noplace I've taken the RV has that particular email address, and noplace we've driven the RV is a "toll road" (in fact, noplace I actually drive, ever, has a toll road), color me suspicious.

Also, they have a cute little line of things at the bottom that look like links but aren't, one of which is labeled "phishing policy." LOOOOOL

And the originator is "roasciomoto.it," which is an Italian website. Considering the poor English and lousy punctuation, I am not exactly surprised.

Dudes. Try harder. Italian origination + some RV reservation site + EZPass = SCAM. Even someone as math-impaired as I am can figure that out.

Comments

[roseaponi.livejournal.com]

I just reported a couple of weird emails from "paypl.com" :)

[werewolf-hacker.livejournal.com]

Those are always stupidly obvious. I think they gave up on me.