WarriorForum.com - Amazon.com Inc. - Amazon Technologies Inc. Fake Unauthorized WarriorForum.com Registration Sent to a Harvested Email Address of Mine, etc. Unknown (hidden under Private Registration) Internet
I just received the following fake forum registration to my email address that I never use, which clearly was harvested or purchased somewhere:
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Dear (username private),
Thank you for registering at the Warrior Forum - The #1 Internet Marketing Forum & Marketplace. Before we can activate your account one last step must be taken to complete your registration.
Please note - you must complete this last step to become a registered member. You will only need to visit this URL once to activate your account.
To complete your registration, please visit this URL:
http://www.warriorforum.com/register.php?a=act&u= (URL SHORTENED BY ME FOR PRIVACY CONCERNS)
**** Does The Above URL Not Work? ****
If the above URL does not work, please use your Web browser to go to:
http://www.warriorforum.com/register.php?a=ver
Please be sure not to add extra spaces. You will need to type in your username and activation number on the page that appears when you visit the URL.
Your Username is: (username private)
Your Activation ID is: (private)
If you are still having problems signing up please contact a member of our support staff at noreply@warriorforumsupport.com
All the best,
Warrior Forum - The #1 Internet Marketing Forum & Marketplace
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I've never registered nor ever I knew such forum existed. It iks either some kind of phishing scam, fraud, harvesting of information, hacking related activity, or advertising of their forum.
I did not click on any links on that email.
I never use the email address that they sent this to. The X-Orignating IP address that this was sent from and their website forum IP are all originating at Amazon.com Inc.
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John K
Manning,South Carolina,
Amazon almost certainly not to blame
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, June 30, 2014
One of the technology newsletters that I receive speaks of this problem.
People use made up e-mail addresses when they register for something, because they don't want the junk mail themselves.
Or sometimes, they mistype the e-dress.
Either way, it sounds to me like you are the victim of an individual who didn't put in his own address correctly.
You did the right thing, you ignored the e-mail.
You could have complained to the company that sent the e-mail, but most of the time, they don't bother with any investigation, because it takes too much time.
John