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Exposing Scams
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Twitter users have reported receiving an onslaught of suspicious messages that appear to be part of a phishing scam.
Many people on Twitter say they've been sent Direct Messages (DMs) or Tweets that include a generic message encouraging the recipient to click on a link, along with a URL.
Some of the messages that have been received have read "You're on this vid!", "hah, i think i seen u on here," "wow. you look different on here," or "rofl...
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