There's an email going around purporting to be from Adobe Systems that is in fact a phishing scam. The URLs in the email have "adobe" in them, but are not actual Adobe Systems domains.
Once you click on the link you are taken to a site that will ask for personal information, including your credit card.
As always, my advice is that if you get an email with an offer that interests you, either go to the company's website on your own (without using links in the email) or call the company directly to verify that the email is legitimate.
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- Jonathan Watts
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- I have over 15 years of professional experience in the I.T. field, working with individuals and small to mid-size businesses. I've received a certificate in Project Management from UCLA, and I am a member of PMI. I have expertise in Active Directory, Open Directory, VMWare, Windows, Mac OSX, *nix, Exchange, IIS, Cisco, Forefront TMG, MARS, ACS, CSA, EMC, NetApp, and Websense. I've worked in all aspects of I.T., from end-user support to engineering and design.
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