The "Vanilla Master Gift Card" Phishing Scam

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The Vanilla Master Gift Card Phishing Scam

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The "Vanilla Master gift Card" email below is a scam. The fake email is being sent by scammers who are attempting to trick their potential victims into sending them money for some so-called "Vanilla Master Gift Card" with thousands of dollars on it.

Online users who have received the same fake email or scam should not follow the instruction in it. They should just delete it.

The "Vanilla Master Gift Card" Phishing Scam

From: © Copyright 2018 Vanilla Master gift Card, Inc. <vanillamastergiftcard.@carrot.ocn.ne.jp>

Date: Wed, Sep 5, 2018 at 8:37 AM

Subject: © Copyright 2018 Vanilla Master gift Card, Inc.

I’m Mrs.Lubov Sinyuk;

I have been trying to reach you on your E-mail about an hour now just to inform you about The vanilla Master Gift Card is ready and loaded with your first fund payment sum of $10,200.00. The vanilla master card will be loaded six times making it the total sum of $60,200.00.

It's going to be delivered to your home get back to me once you receive is Email

So the Vanilla master card will be delivered

Re-confirm your details below :

FULL NAME:

HOME ADDRESS:

CURRENT MOBILE NUMBER:

Please reach me with my Number by Texting: +1(315)245-7634

MRS.LUBOV SINYUK

GENERAL MANAGER

This email was sent by Vanilla Card. © Copyright 2018 Vanilla Master gift Card, Inc.

Our Head Office KENNEWICK WASHINGTON 99337

Vanilla is a trademark of Vanilla Master Gift Cards, Inc.

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