PLEASE READ CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION !!!

[nycutlass]

I been a member on Gbodyforum for years ! for the first time on this site I been email already 2 times now in 2 days from 2 different users one I reported already and today is the second email attached is what i got in a private pm from the scammers

phillipgregor86 Hello man I know of someone who have a V6 buck 231 non electronic carburetor laying down in his garage in excellent condition shoot him a shot on [email protected] if you still interested in buying​

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

DO NOT TRUST THEM ! they want you to zelle them money for parts they don't have its nothing but shady sh*t you will get ripped off i hope this helps us keep a safer forum

 

[86LK]

and have you noticed that they always join via Tapatalk?

 

[nycutlass]

and have you noticed that they always join via Tapatalk?

i don't even know what tapatalk is i guess ill have to look it up now lol

 

[86LK]

Tapatalk is a smart phone app that allows you to access, read, and post to forums from your smart phone

 

[nycutlass]

Tapatalk is a smart phone app that allows you to access, read, and post to forums from your smart phone

that's why they are asking me to email them i get it now redirect me away from the forum

 

[SS_Malibu]

Thanks for the heads up. I didn't know what tap-a-talk was either. I think I got someone asking about my stuff I posted. I'll have to double check.

 

[Built6spdMCSS]

This has been a common thing in many forums I'm in, and several still fall for it.

 

[clean8485]

I had a guy scam me for some cartoon artwork for my car about a month ago. Watch out for that too.

 

[nycutlass]

best thing to do is to post it here right away so everyone can see it and report it to gbodyforum so they can kick them and maybe block them

 

[CopperNick]

I have scammers coming on to me with everything from sales promotions to notices that I have received refunds or rebates and all I have to do is click on the link leading to..............................................the rabbit hole of doom.

DON'T CLICK ON THE LINK!! i Don't, and I don't advise anyone else do it either. The more plausible or enticing it looks, the better that there is a 99.9 percentage chance or greater that it contains either a remote trojan, some kind of other malware or ransomware, or a phishing- .exe routine that is looking to harvest anything useful, names, private data or credit card numbers, and ship it out to the dark web for sale.

If you value your privacy and credit rating, record or save nothing of value to your phone or computer. If the software asks you if it can save your passwords, SELECT NO. For myself, mine are all written down on paper. It makes for bit of time lost and searching for the right pw but better that booting up the system only to find that some b*st*rd from North Korea or Iran has locked me out and is demanding a bitcoin ransom to let me have my system back. Borrowing from the Green Beanies, "Kill em all, the Devil knows his own."



Nick