Climate Conference Scam

Eli Rabett reports that Brian Schmidt reports that Inel reports a fake climate conference phishing scam.

Just thought I should report that!

How much money could a scammer get from that!? Hardly the same universal appeal as your typical "Nigerian banker wants to share $35 million with you" scam.

Oh well, just don't sign up.

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I know you know this, but does everybody? It is a new approach to getting your banking details. Please pass it around.

I've also wondered how the scammers plan to make much money. Seems a little weird.

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