2 August 2017 UPDATE: Lindo reports back saying; “my comments were made without concrete evidence and out of anger. we managed to sort out our differences.” and “we have sorted out our problem and made peace with one another)”
Thanks for your renewed comments Lindo and we are glad that in some small way we could get closure for you over your concerns. We are leaving this post here as an archive to demonstrate that occasionally having a public moan does help in resolving issues.
Email Fraud Alert received from: lindo
I recently received an email with this subject line: womeninfx and I am concerned that it could be an attempt at defrauding me. Let me know in the comments section what you think, please.
The full contents of the suspected fraudulent (phishing / scamming) e-mail appear below:
fake trading school
The above email was sent by “@buhle or women in fx” from this email address: womeninfx@gmail.com
I, lindo, have the following thoughts/comments on this suspected fraudulent email message from “@buhle or women in fx”:
fake trading broker advises people to deposit huge amounts of money into her fnb account registered under Umeh group (pty) ltd
Acc no:62658017259 and once you deposit youll never hear from her again
Also has Instagram account by the name @womeninfx, facebook account women in forex and telegram account @buhleh
Please be aware dont fall for it…EDITOR SAYS PLEASE NOTE: Even although Lindo has had a satisfactory outcome, I personally, would still be wary …. #JustSaying