Votes: 1000 Generally, there are a few indicators that can help you identify spam (unsolicited bulk emails) in your Polyglot Club mailbox. If a message fulfills some of the following criteria, it is most likely spam:
- a member sends you a message with an e-mail address: [a href = '/help/my-mailbox/no-email-address']the Polyglot Club mailbox does not allow it[/a]. However, some spammers try to write their e-mail address in a different way so that the system does not recognize it;
- you are offered a large sum of money, but you have to provide a small sum first;
- you are asked to enter some of your personal data – bank account or credit card numbers, usernames, passwords, etc;
- you are asked to do something right away or within a few hours;
- you receive a generic greeting. If the message says something along the lines of "Dear Member," "My dear friend," or "Your profile was so nice." | Votes: 0 Generally, there are a few indicators which can help you identify spam (unsolicited bulk emails) in your Polyglot Club mailbox. If a message fulfills some of the following criteria, it is most likely spam:
- A member send you a first message with an email address: [a href = '/help/my-mailbox/no-email-address']the Polyglot Club mailbox does not allow it[/a]. However, some spammers try to write their email address in a different way so that the system does not recognize it.
- You are offered a large sum of money, but you have to provide a small sum first,
- You are asked to enter some of your personal data – bank account or credit card numbers, usernames, passwords, etc,
- If it is asking you to do something right away or within a few hours,
- Look for greetings that are generic. If it says something along the lines "Dear Member,", "My dear friend", "Your profile was so nice". |
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