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The email below, which claims to be from Cheyenne Wilkinson is appears to be a scam and spam. The fake email is being received by thousands of online users who have never heard of Cheyenne Wilkinson and wondering why they are being contacted by this person. If you have received the same email, please do not respond to it, just delete it.
Date: February 13, 2022From: sth@ussafetypltform.com[Cheyenne Wilkinson]There's a personal matter I need to discuss with you. Please reply to this email if this is the correct email.I can't go into details due to privacy regulations, but we've got some news in regards to a contest that you competed in through social media.Stay safe!Regards,Cheyenne Wilkinson | Social Media & Public Relations Mngr.
Date: February 13, 2022
From: sth@ussafetypltform.com[Cheyenne Wilkinson]
There's a personal matter I need to discuss with you. Please reply to this email if this is the correct email.
I can't go into details due to privacy regulations, but we've got some news in regards to a contest that you competed in through social media.
Stay safe!
Regards,
Cheyenne Wilkinson | Social Media & Public Relations Mngr.
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If it looks to good to be true, it’s a scam, ignore or delete.
It's been cleverly done: I received the same and it seems this Cheyenne has access to my full name - unusual as my surname is a single letter - and makes out that she(?) got my email address wrong; standard encryption has been used, which scammers don't usually bother with; and what's particularly alarming is Cheyenne has typed my name EXACTLY as it appears on my bank card...and nowhere else does it appear precisely like this!
I received one also
I replied. Any idea why they do this?
I replied to this email, what does it mean?
Thank you received one and will delete it - I hate scammers
