Do YOU owe?
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Do YOU owe?
A new threat! They have some nerve that's for sure.
Good evening!
You has the penalties for corporate tax.
Amount: $531.39
===Detailed announcement is in the attached ZIP-archive===
You have to check out document before: May 20th 2014.
Otherwise you'll receive court claim.
Yours faithfully,
Head of Michigan Department of Revenue.
Cecile Wilkinson
+1 (225) 723-45-83
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Good evening!
You has the penalties for corporate tax.
Amount: $531.39
===Detailed announcement is in the attached ZIP-archive===
You have to check out document before: May 20th 2014.
Otherwise you'll receive court claim.
Yours faithfully,
Head of Michigan Department of Revenue.
Cecile Wilkinson
+1 (225) 723-45-83
Unfortunately, this email is an automated notification, which is unable to receive replies. We're happy to help you with any questions or concerns you may have. Please contact us directly 24/7 via our site.
No virus found in this email. Checked by Trend Micro Internet Security.
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I get lots of those. Spamcop has a <1% chance of getting them closed down, but I report every one anyway.
Most of them have a virus payload rather than any attempt at fraud.
Most of them have a virus payload rather than any attempt at fraud.
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The latest format of excel files (.xlsx) are in fact zipped XML files. If you change the .xlsx to .zip you can dismantle them very easily.
Does this mean I should never open an attached .xlsx either?
Does this mean I should never open an attached .xlsx either?