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Legitimate Research Company
I was skeptical but they did honor their $5 Amazon gift card
Type of a scam Identity Theft
Scammer's website www.co2022survey.com
Scammer's address 4333 Corbett Drive #1095
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Phishing
Initial means of contact Postal mail
Fishy as a trout
Scammer's website opinionmn.org/vm2hZ
Scammer's address MN, USA
Country United States
Victim Location MN 55413, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
Common Ground
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2020 Democratic National Convention Committee
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Americans Protecting Healthcare
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Let America Vote
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Zero Emission Transportation Association Education Fund
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Norman Rosenblatt
a) The context is fishy and the content to thin to seem valid.
b) The website is similarly unconvincing, and easily constructed.
c) The positive responses above may have been posted by the people behind this.
d) Amid all of this is something which was a clear tip-off to me as well, but since they clearly review this website, I don't want to help them refine their scam by detailing that.
e) My privacy and security are worth a great deal more than $2.
It went into the trash.
In baseball 3 strikes and you are out. I hit the delete key plus blocked the number with Do Not Disturb turned on.
I WILL TOSS IT!
Scammer's website www.gcjresearch.com
Scammer's address PA, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
No intrusive questions, opinions and demographics. Then they gave me the Amazon code after I had completed the survey in case there were email issues with not receiving the code. I typed the link they provided to redeem the code into my home PC (with very good safeguards) and that link went directly to Amazon with no redirects and now I have $2 credit in my Amazon account! WooHoo!
So I felt safe with them mostly because of it not going directly to some unknown website.
1. Unsolicited, 2. Knows your name, 3. Sends a link immediately without asking if you are interested, 4. Random Selection is not so random, your email/phone number was leaked on a database where scammers can see what numbers are active.
Tldr too good to be true, dont click the link, and if they do send you a 0.50 cent gift card, theyve mined your data and youll get more scam mail.
-Carl