full-disclosure - [work] Re: Would you trust these Emails (EB AY & PAYPAL)

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From: kenng at kpmg.com (Ng, Kenneth (US))
Subject: [work] Re: Would you trust these Emails (EB
	AY & PAYPAL)

There is also a check digit in there that you need to get correct.  Saw the
algorithm once, don't remember it.

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What if you make up random card numbers and expiration dates... I bet
they don't check the card # expiration date combination, would be funny
when the guy goes to use his collection and finds the whole list is invalid.

martin f krafft wrote:

| also sprach Harald Dumdey <dumdey@...oo.de> [2004.02.21.1154 +0100]:
|
|>i've received these two emails, and i dont know why....
|>
|>What do you think about this?
|
|
| they are both attempts to get your credit card information. ignore
| them.
|

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