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Email "spoofing" is a term used to describe a fraudulent email activity in which the sender's address and other parts of the message header are altered so that the message appears to come from a different sender. Spoofing is commonly used for sending spam (unsolicited email) and phishing email (attempts to obtain sensitive information for fraudulent access to secure accounts).
Common red flags to watch for in email money scams include unsolicited emails requesting personal information or payment, urgent requests for money or sensitive information, poor grammar or spelling errors in the email, and emails from unfamiliar or suspicious email addresses.
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Email scam is an unsolicited email that claims the prospect of a bargain or something for nothing.
An unsolicited attachment is responding to an email with a resume as an attachment. If you do not follow the employers policy, they will not be likely to even open your application.
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To protect yourself from Interac email money transfer scams, be cautious of unsolicited emails requesting money transfers. Verify the sender's identity and contact them directly to confirm the request. Avoid clicking on links or providing personal information in suspicious emails.