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Playbill | 10:33 Thu 15th Dec 2011 | Internet
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I have an email in my inbox described as 'Your Moonpig Prepay Statement'.
I right clicked on the message source (without actually opening it) and was able to read some of the message which appears to say that I have £35+ credit.

The thing is, although I have used Moonpig a couple of times, I have never loaded any credit so do not know how this can be right.

Is it a scam; and if so, how does it work?
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No idea if it's a scam or not.

If it is it will work either by stealing your moonpig credentials and misusing them or by fooling you into downloading a trojan

or both
10:52 Thu 15th Dec 2011
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Thanks dzug2.

Would it be safe to open the message without clicking on any links?

I am paranoid about security.
11:06 Thu 15th Dec 2011
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I would go to the Moonpig site (but NOT from the link within the email) and log in to check if there is any credit balance if I were you.
11:11 Thu 15th Dec 2011
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Yes, I will do that - when I can find my log in details!
11:13 Thu 15th Dec 2011
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That reply to both of you with the same suggestion!
11:15 Thu 15th Dec 2011
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Is the email addresses to you by name or just to seomthing like "Dear customer"?
22:06 Sat 17th Dec 2011

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