12th February 2009

I don’t think I’m worthy a scammer’s time as I never seem to be getting any phishing scam, received this screenshot of a new SARS eFiling Scam doing the rounds, tried following the link, but it seems the phishing site is already closed down. What a pity, still wanted to click on “Why is my PIN required” to see what brilliant excuse they came up with.

2 February 2009 -- Scammer offering SEM and SERP services, FAIL!!! (4)
4 May 2008 -- Data Entry Scam (12)
1 February 2008 -- HOMEMARK Scam (81)

Tags: eFiling, SARS, Scam

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2 Responses to “SARS eFiling Scam”

evl says:

12 February 2009 at 20:57

Seems like all the scammers migrated to South Africa all of a sudden. So many scams the past few days
Re@PeR says:

12 February 2009 at 21:02

Yep, SARS, FNB, Standard Bank, just waiting for an ABSA phishing scam, then they’ve tried all my accounts, lol

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