Comments on: Phishers try a phone hook

In a new twist, fraudsters are combining e-mail and spoofed phone systems to try to con people into handing over their details.

[ba_oren]

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[ba_oren]

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[ba_oren]

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[alek_nedic]

simple add-on

http://www.analogstereo.com/nissan_frontier_owners_manual.htm

[ba_oren]

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[alek_nedic]

simple add-on

http://www.analogstereo.com/nissan_frontier_owners_manual.htm

[ba_oren]

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[techguy83]

why post three times?

Or was C-Net acting up again?

[ba_oren]

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[techguy83]

why post three times?

Or was C-Net acting up again?