Sometimes we will receiving fake email such as send by papal.com (actual is PayPal.com) that cheating us,we will fall into the trick if we are careless or didn’t notice it.Today you also can send these kind of fake email by using ‘deadfake’,a online web tool.
Deadfake is a free online anonymous fake email service. Users can use this tool send messages to anyone with the sender’s email address that you choose,like hp.com,there are no different for the recipient received the message, all the sender information seem as sending by real one.
Now,click ‘Send fake mail’ and will go to compose email web page,fill in the sender and recipient email address,subject and content,then sending out the email.
I use ‘info@hp.com’ as sender’s email address,
Then i received these email,
So,if you receive this kind of fake email,are you considering as ‘true’ email ? Actually at the bottom of every email that sending by deadfake already adding a line of text with ‘No, this email’s not real, it’s http://deadfake.com’.
The problem is ,are we noticed this text line ?
I think we should all remember to never part with any details about our life that could result in someone cloning our identities. So it is not just watching out for fake email address holders requesting bank details it also is small details that over a period of time can result in someone building up a picture of us and our life styles. This can eventually result in someone taking over our identities. This is happening more and more frequently. It has been shown on many consumer programmes that some of these identity hyjackers and fraudsters are registered in some African countries.
Take care!
These people cause more anxiety to others. Sigh!
kloggers/Polly:The easy way is move the curser to the link and check URL same as in email or not before click the URL link.