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Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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YAHOO! MAIL


Dear Customer,

This message is for all email accounts powered by Yahoo!.

Your E-mail account has exceeded its limit and needs to be verified, if not verified within 24 hours, we shall suspend your account.

VALIDATE

Thank you
Yahoo Team


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Subject: Email Account Final Notification
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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Your mailbox has exceeded one or more size limits set by your administrator.
Your mailbox size is 1098957 KB.

Mailbox size limits:
You will receive a warning when your mailbox reaches 900000 KB.You may not be able to send or receive new mail until you reduce your mailbox size.
To make more space available, Login Here to increase your mail storage space.

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Reply-To: cutestephrydar@yahoo.com
Subject: Mailbox Alert!!

IP: 202.170.49.111
Hostname: mail.kk.usm.my
ISP: Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia
Organization: TM Net

Nigerian in Malaysia
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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Dear Yahoo! User,
Yahoo! mail is upgrading CLICK HERE to update and verify your account
Regards.

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From: "2013-2014 Yahoo! Mail"<aeds@suddenlink.net>
Subject: Yahoo Warning!!!

IP: 64.88.5.21
ISP: Macomb Intermediate School District
Organization: Macomb Intermediate School District
Assignment: Static IP
Country: United States us flag
State/Region: Michigan
City: Fraser

hacked school server?
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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Service Department


Your profile update is required.
Please update your account profile to avoid fraudulent activity.

Use the link provide.

xxxx

Yahoo Security
Copyright 2013


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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Yahoo! Mail
Dear Customer,

We require you to verify your YAHOO! account, because we are about to close some email registered under yahoo which are causing our system to malfunction due to none usage of these emails. To avoid YAHOO! closing your email, do verify your email below.

For immediate access to verification, please click on the link below:
Click here to Login and confirm in one simple step

This is to improve our service quality. We are sorry for inconveniences

NOTE: You are required to update your account.

Yahoo!
Case number: 894162450
Property: Account Security
Copyright 2013 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.



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Subject: Your Account Information has changed
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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Service Department


Your profile update is required.
Please update your account profile to avoid fraudulent activity.

Use the link provide.

http://tinyurl.com/profile-" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; upd-yahoo-sec

Yahoo Security
Copyright 2013


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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Dear Yahoo! Member,

As part of our continuing effort to provide you with a wonderful experience, we want to make sure the mail you send gets to the friends, family or other contacts you are trying to reach. In support of this commitment, we required you to validate your account immediately.

For immediate access, please VALIDATE your account now.

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Regards,
Yahoo! Mail Account Service


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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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YAHOO! MAIL ACCOUNT SERVICES.
DEAR MEMBER,
YOUR INFORMATION DID NOT MATCH THE RECORD ON OUR FILE, TO AVOID CLOSING
YOUR YAHOO! MAIL ACCOUNT, BE ADVISED TO DOWNLOAD THE ATTACHED FILE TO
COMPLETE THE VERIFICATION PROCESS.


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From: Yahoo Member service <ya38@sarahdd.fr>
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: Warning Yahoo security team, verify your free internet/ yahoo
account now
Organization: Yahoo Member service
Reply-To: akw_me11@yahoo.co.jp
Mail-Reply-To: akw_me11@yahoo.co.jp
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User-Agent: Roundcube Webmail/0.9.0
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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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mailsecurity@verify.cc
To
Dec 26 at 10:33 PM
Dear Valued User,

We noticed a log in to your Yahoo account from an un-recognized device on Thursday, Dec 26, 2013 10:06 AM P.D.T from Mexico.

Was this you? If so, please disregard the rest of this email.
If this was not you, please follow any of the secure links below to keep your account safe :

ACTIVATE HERE

Please do not disregard this service message as it is used to ensure your safety on-line.


Regards,

Yahoo Secure Team © 2013

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From: "mailsecurity@verify.cc" <westcottpc@btinternet.com>
Subject: Update!
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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Yahoo Mail
CLICK HERE TO UPDATE YOUR YAHOO ACCOUNT

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X-Originating-IP: [208.180.40.75]
From: "Yahoo! Admin"<athjm@suddenlink.net>
Subject: Last Warning
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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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This process is in line with the cbn cashless policy

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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Dear Customer,


Your account has some security Issues and need to be fixed at once
In order to avoid suspension.

CLICK HERE and Log in To fix the issues.

Regards,
Customer Team


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Re: Password phishing emails originating from West Africa

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Dear User

Your two incoming mails were placed on pending status due to the recent upgrade on our database, In order to receive the messages Click Here to Validate your account.

Thank you for being a loyal Yahoo! Mail user.


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Subject: Warning! Email Suspension
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