e-mail received asking for credit card and bank details supposedly from Yahoo. No secure logo appears?
543218
Definite scam. Forward it to abuse@yahoo.com and delete it!
412877
it is best just to delete the message.  Do not respond as then they will know they have reached a valid email account.  It is their way of checking.\nAs to the legalities, since it is over the internet, not sure if there is anything you can do, unless the business they do is illegal in the eyes of the law.
29570
Delete the message... it's a phishing scam. \nA good rule of thumb. If it sounds too good to be true then it most very likely is!
73321
delete it immediately....these are ppl fishing gor your info trying to commit fruad. or identitiy theft.  I get stuff allll teh tiem from yahoo ids however i can never locate them once ive started investigating
296861
Use the BCC: field. It is 'Blind Carbon Copy' or 'Blind Courtesy Copy' (whichever you prefer). Regardless, any receipint in the bcc field will not be shown in the e-mail.
189607
Might want to try checking your SPAM inbox.  We seem to get tons of these emails of companies that will help rebuild bad or no credit w/a credit card.
451716
The mail address is : mail@cc.yahoo-inc.com\n\nBtw, the attachment you talked about is a virus file. There is a good chance that the message did not come from Yahoo at all. Check the header and see if the domain key verfied it to come from yahoo.
964861
NO. Its a fraud/scam.Ignore such mails they are use uy card no.
558797
Look for basic marks of online security. Like secure page, how is your credit card transaction treated, check the certificate  and the kind. \n\nGood luck mate. Make sure you always have a seperate credit card only for online transactions.
1135532
I am afraid that your account has been stolen by so called 'phishing' email.\n\n"Phishing (a play on the word "fishing") is an attempt by fraudsters to get you to reveal your personal or financial information by impersonating legitimate companies. These fraudsters send fake emails or instant messages in the hopes that the recipient will divulge data such as user names and passwords, credit card or bank account numbers, or even Social Security or driver's license numbers. Once they have that information, fraudsters use it to commit identity theft."\n\nFor more information, please check out the links below from Yahoo and see what steps you can do:\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/spam/spam-27.html\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/sbiz/abuse/abuse-02.html\n\nBy searching in Y! Answers, I found the following past answer from Scara about how to contact Yahoo.\n\n"Email the yahoo account security department.. they are able to verify the past information on the account... if any changes have been made they are able to see the changed info.. there email address is account-security-help@ cc.yahoo-inc.com when you email them just put your yahoo id in the subject line and in the body of the email just tell them what happened.. They will send you a list of 8 questions.. Just reply to that email.. do not change the subject line.. and answer the questions.. they will be able to verify those questions based on the original registration information and should be able to help you access back into your account."
27827
Yahoo-keys is something you will see in headers. It will confirm whether or not the message came from the address. Look for it in the mail header.\n\nBut most of it is up to you. If someone sends you an e-mail that you have won something or they have several million dollars to share with you, forward the message with the complete header to the abuse e-mail for the isp they want you to respond to.
733145
hey matey everyone on yahoo is getting them in some form. its from several sources that they can't latch onto because they are changing all the time. they usually say stuff like \n\nNAME\nKinna Wesson RE.TIP438\nJules mullion. Hi\nRachael frisson Hello.\n\nEtc. that kind of format with strange last names. the best thing to do is just ignore your bulk folder just delete them matey.. WHATEVER YOU DO. DO NOT OPEN THEM...\n\nsame goes for anyone else who gets email like this in their bulk folder also look out for emails from visa or a credit card agency with a paper clip symbol next to the,. they are also spyware tracker scams... good luck!
176888
can you be more specific in your question?\n\nare you sure you gave them your correct mail id? sometimes they might mistake the extensions like .com or .co.uk or stuff like that
818460
Contct the people who run the site and ask them what's going on and make sure you let your workmates know about it so they don't get hurt by the email and never under any circumstance leave any credit card or bank details on a computer that is on the internet
472189
If you get an email from, say, stranger@yahoo.com - then your best chance of finding SOME further info might be to enter http://profiles.yahoo.com/stranger into your browser.\n\nBut remember, any email in that sort of format is NOT "from Yahoo", by which I mean it is never a direct communication from Yahoo to you - it is simply from a USER of Yahoo, just like you and I are.\n\nSo IF such an email tells you you've just won $10000 in the Yahoo Lottery, or that Yahoo is going to CHARGE for all its products starying next month, or ANY such thing - TREAT IT AS GARBAGE.  HOAX.\n\nThat is NOT how the real Yahoo communicates.
415999
Go the the Yahoo Help page, under security heading. Follow the steps.
619538
Sounds like a scam, I would download the Ebay Toolbar to verify the authenticiy of the email. Also, you need to contact Safeharbor to validate the sellers statements.