Get Tax Refund on your VISA or MasterCard
You got $242,70 tax refund.Please follow the steps to get your refund.
Please enter your Social Security Number ( SSN ) and a valid VISA or MasterCard Number where you want the refund to be made.
We are asking for your personal information to ensure we access the correct account,enabling us to provide the tax refund.
We use and retain your personal information only for this purpose and only long enough to complete the transaction, ensure the security of our systems, and as authorized by law. We do not share it other than as provided by law.If you choose not to provide it, we will not be able to fully comply the tax return.
Internal Revenue Code Section 6108 allows us to request your Social Security Number, Debit CardNumber, Expiration Date, Cvv Code (located on the back of your debit card) and Atm Pin Code for use in maintaining and accessing tax return information. If you do not enter complete and valid information we cannot provide tax return.
To collect the Tax Return please click the link bellow and fill in all prompted information:
http://www.irs.gov/individuals/refund/id=96596,00.html
*Note: For security reasons, we will record your ip-address, the date and time. Deliberate wrong inputs are criminally pursued and indicated.
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This is certainly nothing new; we've been getting "alerts" from banks for years now, urging us to verify our account info. But this is the most brazen I've seen the phishers get. I mean, seriously, asking for not just the social security number but also for all of the credit card info, including the CVV, and the ATM PIN? Is anyone really gonna fall for that?
Incidentally, I looked it up - Section 6108 has something to do with doing statistical studies using tax return information. Disclosing personal info, even indirectly, is quite forbidden.
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