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    SO a colleague of mine had a VERY convincing email about doing a wire transfer from another colleague.. long story short. It was a scam. A very good one, when you hit reply even reads as the right persons email address.

    Well he responded to one so now he gets one a day asking for a transfer. Well we looked into the originating IP and they are all the same from all the emails. Sometimes emails looks legit others you can tell you are replying to a bogus email. What else can we do with the originating IP? We see it comes from Scottsdale Az...is there a way to get closer than the city level?


    We are wanting to send in the drones.....

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    It's probably being run through multiple VPN and proxies. My suggestion is to just let it go.
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    • #3
      I just do not think this guy is this alert. All the bogus emails originate from the same IP address....

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      • #4
        Have you sent dick pics yet?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by zachary View Post
          I just do not think this guy is this alert. All the bogus emails originate from the same IP address....
          That doesn't mean jack shit. It could be coming in through an anonymous proxy or VPN service set to use that same IP address for all traffic. It could also be a fake IP injected into the headers at some point. It could be an email relay service that sends all IP out of one IP address. The list goes on and on. If they were easy to catch, they would have already been caught.

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          • #6
            Yeah there was a Gmail fishing scam last week, I'm sure one of his contacts lists was hacked and now is under control of the hacker.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Ratt View Post
              That doesn't mean jack shit. It could be coming in through an anonymous proxy or VPN service set to use that same IP address for all traffic. It could also be a fake IP injected into the headers at some point. It could be an email relay service that sends all IP out of one IP address. The list goes on and on. If they were easy to catch, they would have already been caught.
              We need Talisman to figure it out, he can track any IP address back to the computer/user it came from.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by yellowstang View Post
                We need Talisman to figure it out, he can track any IP address back to the computer/user it came from.
                At Bcoops party, he said he was never coming back.

                Welp, at least he took Trublu with him when he left...
                Originally posted by Silverback
                Look all you want, she can't find anyone else who treats her as bad as I do, and I keep her self esteem so low, she wouldn't think twice about going anywhere else.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Rick Modena View Post
                  At Bcoops party, he said he was never coming back.

                  Welp, at least he took Trublu with him when he left...
                  They have internet now in Corpus, so he can still help.

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