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  1. mh2
    This is one of the best scams I've seen so far as it is using Google Docs and I believe the "conversion ratios" are high. In fact, it is using a google URL and an SSL encryption. [ATTACH=CONFIG]1188.vB5-legacyid=2168[/ATTACH] The only way to avoid this phishing is following the Gizmodo advices: Source
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