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Anyone know or have business with this company ?
WOLFPACK ARMORY, LLC
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Appears to be a Scam. Email from this Company advising that several hundred dollars had been withdraw from my account. Included a telephone number to call for information. DELETE without calling.
You may have received a fraudulent email, but Wolfpack Armory appears to be a legitimate site.
Scam Detector - wolfpackarmory.com review
Scammers and hackers often mask their email address, but you can see who actually sent it. I get emails supposedly from my brother, his friends and even from my email provider that are phishing scams. Someone in my brothers circle of friends obviously had their contact list hacked. I've told them, but they haven't done anything about it.
Click on the senders name in the email and then click on it again. Here's a screenshot of a fraudulent email that appears to be from my email provider:
If I click on the senders name twice, I can see that it was actually sent by [email protected]
Scam Detector - wolfpackarmory.com review
Scammers and hackers often mask their email address, but you can see who actually sent it. I get emails supposedly from my brother, his friends and even from my email provider that are phishing scams. Someone in my brothers circle of friends obviously had their contact list hacked. I've told them, but they haven't done anything about it.
Click on the senders name in the email and then click on it again. Here's a screenshot of a fraudulent email that appears to be from my email provider:
If I click on the senders name twice, I can see that it was actually sent by [email protected]
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You can also find out without the "clicking" if one of the regular scams that claim your access to "XXX" will stop unless you "click here". In Outlook simply wave the cursor over the spot and you will see the full "http" address. Then delete. Dave_n
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The company I work for actually sends us fake phishing emails to see how many of us catch it. I think the cyber-security office has too much time on its hands.
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My last job at the School Board I took care of the Liebert units in the IT Dept. (Computer room A/C.) I swear those guys & gals smoked their lunch just to have a little fun with the rest of the entire school district. Grown humans playing with toys always need something different to do sometimes. Kinda cool job as they could pick any employee's computer and see what they were looking at. My office was on the same floor and Brian would come get me if something was interesting on someone's web-searching activity. No names were given, thank goodness; I didn't want to know!
My employer does the same thing...if you fail the test, you have to undergo re-training...
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