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Is this Email a scam
dizzybee
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Received this email, and was just wondering if anyone had recived the same and if its a scam, not clinked on it just in case,
Thank you for any advice
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Yes. Remove your name from the above post.2
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Do you have an account with QuMind? Do you even know who they are?2
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Unless you have had previous dealings legitimate with QuMind it’s an obvious scam
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The fact it says its a test reward and says the sender is "sandbox" (a term used in IT for non-live environment) it seems more like someone has been coding and accidentally sent it to a real email address rather than a test one.3
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Also check things like the sender email - is it from a website domain that matches the brand? If you're on a laptop or desktop computer you can hover over the link (without clicking on it). Bottom of the browser should then show you the website it would send you to. Does that look legitimate?0
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