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Fake email summons


Fake email summons

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https://euro.dayfr.com/local/431859.html

This is a strange story. Apparently these scams have been running in France for quite a while and over 3.5 million euros was paid out. 
The obvious question is why would you pay up to the scammers, unless you actually had been looking at these images and had something to hide?
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