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Mansion survey email: Scam?
I just received an email, allegedly coming from Mansion (mansion@e.mansion.com), asking me to take part in a survey.
The very first question ask for my real name, screenname, country of residence and phone number. http://resp.survey01.net/servlet/surveyResponse To me this looks like a possible phishing attempt. Did anyone else receive this? Is it legit? |
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
I have a Mansion account and did not get that email.
I'd email Mansion support about it, if I were you. |
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
I also have a Mansion account. Never used but likewise I did not get the e-mail.
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
I got the email, I'm not filling it out....
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
I also got it, and I'm 99.9% sure it's legit.
But still... These sites should do a much better job at making their mails not look like a phishing attempt... |
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
if there is nothing to gain from filling it in then dont do it. you probably have a lot to lose if you do it
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
Why would they need to ask for your screenname? Your screenname is already tied to your email account. This is a scam.
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
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Why would they need to ask for your screenname? Your screenname is already tied to your email account. This is a scam. [/ QUOTE ] The e-mail address is not asked in the survey. Even if it was, your reasoning is horrible. |
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
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[ QUOTE ] Why would they need to ask for your screenname? Your screenname is already tied to your email account. This is a scam. [/ QUOTE ] The e-mail address is not asked in the survey. Even if it was, your reasoning is horrible. [/ QUOTE ] Maybe they don't ask for your email address because, oooh, I don't know, they already have it (SINCE THEY SENT YOU AN EMAIL). |
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Re: Mansion survey email: Scam?
I filled it out, received the cash and lost it on first hand of blackjack. Definite scam [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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