646-708-3405
NY, US
 | Jared 2012-07-08 22:00:12 Unknown |
Same thing... Just received the following text message from 1-905-370-8072.Congratulations, your number has made you Best Buy's winner of the day! Go to http://www.bestbuy.ca.textwon.com to claim your prize! You have 24 hours to claim."
| Jared 2012-07-08 21:43:04 Unknown |
Same thing... Just received the following text message from 1-646-708-3405.Congratulations, your number has made you Best Buy's winner of the day! Go to http://www.bestbuy.ca.textwon.com to claim your prize! You have 24 hours to claim." number was 1-905-370-8072
| Dorothy MacDonald 2012-07-05 15:55:31 Unknown |
I received two such messages from Best Buy offering me winner of the day. The other number was 917 689 5490.
Best Buy Web Page reads:
" Best Buy Canada - Customers Warned about Text Message Prize Scam - Best Buy Canada
May 16, 2012 | Burnaby, BC
We are aware that some customers have reported receiving text messages with the claiming that they have won a prize. Text is below:
Congratulations, YOU ARE TORONTO'S WINNER OF THE DAY! Goto Http://www.bestbuy.com.wonacontest.com to claim your prize! You have 24 hours to claim.
This is a phishing attempt which is a type of scheme that uses fraudulent web pages imitating the look of well known retailer sites to gather personal, financial and sensitive information, and in some cases charging multiple texting fees.
We only offer authentic promotions on the Best Buy Canada web site (www.BestBuy.ca). We advise customers to always check to ensure that any contest or promotional sites purporting to be Best Buy?s clearly identifies the www.BestBuy.ca URL.
If you see an unsolicited pop-up webpage that appears to be originating from Best Buy and it requests that you click a link and enter personal information or password, please contact us directly at customerservice@bestbuycanada.ca or via phone at 1-866-BEST BUY (1-866-2378-289). Stay informed. By knowing how to protect yourself, you can avoid becoming a victim of online scams. For more information on internet security, click here."
Best Buy Web Page reads:
" Best Buy Canada - Customers Warned about Text Message Prize Scam - Best Buy Canada
May 16, 2012 | Burnaby, BC
We are aware that some customers have reported receiving text messages with the claiming that they have won a prize. Text is below:
Congratulations, YOU ARE TORONTO'S WINNER OF THE DAY! Goto Http://www.bestbuy.com.wonacontest.com to claim your prize! You have 24 hours to claim.
This is a phishing attempt which is a type of scheme that uses fraudulent web pages imitating the look of well known retailer sites to gather personal, financial and sensitive information, and in some cases charging multiple texting fees.
We only offer authentic promotions on the Best Buy Canada web site (www.BestBuy.ca). We advise customers to always check to ensure that any contest or promotional sites purporting to be Best Buy?s clearly identifies the www.BestBuy.ca URL.
If you see an unsolicited pop-up webpage that appears to be originating from Best Buy and it requests that you click a link and enter personal information or password, please contact us directly at customerservice@bestbuycanada.ca or via phone at 1-866-BEST BUY (1-866-2378-289). Stay informed. By knowing how to protect yourself, you can avoid becoming a victim of online scams. For more information on internet security, click here."
| Leo 2012-07-05 11:10:08 Unknown |
Just received the following text message from 1-646-708-3405.Congratulations, your number has made you Best Buy's winner of the day! Go to http://www.bestbuy.ca.textwon.com to claim your prize! You have 24 hours to claim."
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