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Miley, United States | 16-Nov-2013 |
Scam Phone Number 18009221111, VZW45.COM Call from 8009221111 You have got $45 Credit From Verizon.
The message said I have got a $45 credit from Verizon on my next bill and to claim login at www.vzw45.com
That must be a scam!!
That must be a scam!!
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Both Verizon and AT&T users have been subjected to this scam. Scammers register hundreds of domain names with alphabets 'VZW' followed by 3 digits (In the case of AT&T, the 3 digits follow 'ATT'). VZW ostensibly stands for VeriZon Wireless and the phishing websites are clones of official Verizon website.
Scammers set up robo call system which is programmed to call a bundle of numbers with VZW101 as the first website name. Once these numbers are exhausted, it picks up the next database and calls with another website name, in the series.
We can safely presume that in a set of 1000 calls, at least there would be a couple of naïve people who would have tried to log in, at the phishing page. By the end of the robo call exercise, the crooks would have enough accounts in hand, to mount serious attack.