mts.rillahost.com
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phishing emails hello! while i’m fully in the belief that this email that my parent received was a phishing/spam email, just as a relief i want to make sure. they received something in the primary mail box that was essentially “hello “emailname” (which is a stupid email with my parent’s name and then an animal name) i’ve been watching you and have successfully stolen data from you.” i looked up the email name (dinical@mts.rillahost.com) and found that rillahost is a company based in Nigeria and while i am 99.99999% sure that it’s a spam email, just to reassure them and the .00001 that is a little unsure i decided to ask here. this is def a spam, yeah? i didnt open the email so i couldn’t read it, but because i was worried that there would be a potential for some sort of tracking or whatnot.
phishing emails hello! while i’m fully in the belief that this email that my parent received was a phishing/spam email, just as a relief i want to make sure. they received something in the primary mail box that was essentially “hello “emailname” (which is a stupid email with my parent’s name and then an animal name) i’ve been watching you and have successfully stolen data from you.” i looked up the email name (dinical@mts.rillahost.com) and found that rillahost is a company based in Nigeria and while i am 99.99999% sure that it’s a spam email, just to reassure them and the .00001 that is a little unsure i decided to ask here. this is def a spam, yeah? i didnt open the email so i couldn’t read it, but because i was worried that there would be a potential for some sort of tracking or whatnot.
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