[TR] Queation

[Dave]

Be afraid.  Be very afraid.  I never click on links from people unfamiliar to me.  And I don't click on links from people I am familiar with unless it is very typical of them.  It is better to Google the domain name and see if it is legit, just like you did.

A new scam is spam phone calls where they fake out the phone number to look like a local number.  In one case a woman received a call and the calling number was here own!

 
It's a mad mad mad mad world.

 

Dave Massey


 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: John Nichols <jtnichols18 at verizon.net>
To: Triumphs at Autox Team. Net (triumphs at autox.team.net) <triumphs at autox.team.net>
Sent: Mon, Jul 31, 2017 3:46 pm
Subject: [TR] Queation

I received an e-mail from a Jamie McNally purporting to represent 
Customer Service for Personal Classics with a Midlothian, VA P.O. Box 
address (Richmond, VA area). The e-mail has a hyperlink to some sort of 
on-line automotive community. I have not clicked on it so I don't know 
what it actually links to. The e-mail is full of poor grammar and 
misspellings. The listed URL for Personal Classics appears not to exist. 
Anybody else received this or has anyone heard of this person or his 
organization? I am very suspicious of this e-mail.

Tom Nichols
'58 TR3A TS32093L O
'86 TVR 280i



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