Wondering, from those of you more computer-crime-savvy than I am -
Usually, these emails would have a link included, and the link would take you
to some website that looks like Gamestop (whatever that is) and if you were
foolish enough to buy a gift card they would then harvest your name and credit
card details.
But this message has no link, so I’m wondering - what do they hope to get from
it? Does anybody know enough about cyber-crime to tell me?
Adele
> On Jan 16, 2019, at 5:42 AM, Alice Howell wrote:
>
> How are you? I need a favor from you.
> I need to get an Gamestop Gift Card for my Nephew, Its his birthday and i
> totally forgot. i can't get this for him right now because I'm currently
> traveling.Can you kindly help me get it from any store around you? I'll pay
> back as soon as i am back. Kindly let me know if you can handle this.
>
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