[iowamark]

I got one very similar to this:

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

IT here at work sent out a big warning a couple of hours ago.

[iowamark]

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2017/05/03/don_t_click_on_unexpected_emails_with_google_doc_invitations_it_s_a_major.html
“Do Not Click on Unexpected Emails Inviting You to Edit a Google Doc. It’s a Major Phishing Attack.”

http://bigislandnow.com/2017/05/03/phishing-scam-warning-google-docs/
“Phishing Scam Warning: Google Docs”

http://bigislandnow.com/2017/05/03/phishing-scam-warning-google-docs/
“Do Not Open the Google Docs Email You Receive Today: It May Be a Scam”

[Hugin]

Best course is to have nothing to do with Google.

[lewislynn]

I wouldn’t click on anything with “GOOGLE” in it. Nor would I ever “GOOGLE IT”

[VTenigma]

I don’t click on anything with Google in it’s name. Hopefully I’m safe. Commie bastiges.

[Utilizer]

Got one of those the other day. Curious -clicked on it.

Tried to connect to the Goog. LMBAO (Laughed My Bloody Arse Off). Because:

1. No google account.
2. No google docs created, accessed or saved. Ever.
3. No GMail account.
4. Internet Access is not conneced to a GMail account.
5. No “Contacts List” to access.

and finally:

6. Running Linux. WinDoze commands or any Outlook or Outlook Express functions are not functional in a ‘nix environment.

I also love it when I get sent a pop-up that says that My Windows Machine has Been Infected! Has a Virus! A Bootsector Virus! No really -go here to update your files and repair your corrupted system!

*laughs uproriously* :)

[angryoldfatman]

Somebody younger than 60 still falls for this junk?