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Phishers pick on Halifax

There's always a clue 'tho, no?
By INQUIRER staff
Mon Feb 26 2007, 11:26
CUSTOMERS OF THE HALIFAX are being singled out as phishing targets but like many another phisher before them, they're obviously relying on the illiteracy of their would-be victims.

The phishers often make at least one spelling mistake in their crummy attempts to part you from your dosh.

This one, below, is an exception to that general rule by getting things wrong several times over. µ

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