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Not my oh shit moment but certainly someone's. Working in a call centre they sent out an example of a fraud email that was being sent out with our logo. It asked for all your personal information and credit card information.
Several individuals replied with all their details filled in. 3 of them replied all (entire call centre) with their details filled in.
Ya know, I do try to give people the benefit of the doubt when it comes to scams, but damn do stories like yours make it hard.
oh my god. This....unfortunately tracks for call centers. The world capitol of "we expect you to understand this thing with zero training"