Hey, it's Kim Commando today, your daily podcast to keep you up to date with all things digital

and beyond. And I'd love to have you be a part of our podcast. You can make an appointment to speak

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fill that out. And that's it. Hey, I always like to open up with something interesting, and this sure is.

A huge warning, a heads up for anyone who owns their own website.

Here's why.

Scammers are getting creative and more money-hungry, so forget about just setting out those

phishing emails to any address that they can find.

Now, this must be working for them.

It's a new strat.

They're paying human beings.

That's right, people to fill out contact forms on websites.

You know, the ones where you ask your customers to give you out your name, their phone number, email address, and more.

And then they have to check a box or fill out a caption to say that they are, in fact, a human being. Well, let me tell you, we have a corporate website, westar.com, that no one ever really

visits as compared to commando.com that got 56 million page views in the last year. So here's

one that we got this morning. The message says, good day. I reached out to you a few days ago

seeking your cooperation in a matter relating to funds worth $24 million.

Please get in touch with me immediately.

Through this email, I await your response, Sean.

Now, of course, this is just a ploy to sucker you went to giving them money.

I mean, if he had offered, I don't know, $50 million.

Now, that definitely would have gotten my attention. So, bottom line, if you get these, just ignore them. And you're about ready to get more tech smarts because every single

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