Recognizing Online Scammers
Someone send fraudulent looking email to some horse sellers today. We want to remind you to be aware of spammers and those attempting to engage you in fraudulent activities online.
While we have measures in place to prevent as much spam email as possible, there will always be some that gets though. It's not harmful to anyone as long as you are aware of it, ignore, and delete. Legitimate buyers talk in a normal human way, unlike these types of emails.
We protect your email addresses on horse classifieds from automated harvesters by hiding them.
We also limit automated email from getting through the system by requiring manual 3 digit text code to be entered by the form submitter on our seller contact form.
Some email will likely get through from time to time. It does not happen too often. Just be aware of obvious email signs.
copy of the fraudulent email to be sent to members:
"It is sent by smith19086@yahoo.com with the following comment: "Am Smith Anderson..I just want to know if your {HORSE}is still for sale..Kindly get back to me with this details below if still available for sale such as :- 1.Present Condition. 2.Least selling price Looking forward to hear back from you so we can proceed further. Regards, Smith Anderson"
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