American Airlines Scam email

[#1]

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Hello FLIGHT NUMBER AA431 ELECTRONIC 1828418 DATE & TIME / FEBRUARY 29, 2012, 09:25 PM ARRIVING / Riverside TOTAL PRICE / 122.24 USD Please find your ticket attached. To use your ticket you should print it. Thank you AA customer services.

There is a .zip file as an attachment for the ticket.......

Just thought I would pass it on 

[#2]

dont you get that sort from everybody else
you have posted in the wrong thread I will ignore it

[#3]

At long last.... Pierre Pierre, is ignoring my posts.... hopefully for a very long time too ! 
For the benefit of those not ignoring this post..... I have received a very few "scam" type emails, however, I have not seen this one before, so thought it worth posting.......
rather than just ignoring it.

[#4]

Thanks for the heads-up shutter

[#5]

Thanks Shutter.
AA431 is a Miami to San Fransisco flight.

[#6]

Yep, I got one a few days ago. Mine had an ABxxx fight number , made it a bit of a give-away!. Obviously they've corrected that faux-pas now.

[#7]

would you click on this one?

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Ship (P/U) Date: 01/23/2012 Tracking Nbr Est. Delvry Svc Recipient Company Name ST Ctry Nbr Pcs Status + 093251356071 Jan23 Please refer to attached report for more details US 1 At FedEx destination facility Total Pieces: 1 Total Weight: 2.00 lb. (1.00 kg.) Please do not respond to this message. This email was sent from an unattended mailbox. This report was generated at approximately 8:02 AM CST on 01/20/2012. To track the latest status of your shipment, click on the tracking number above, or visit us at fedex.com. All weights are estimated. Shipments delayed because of Customs or other regulatory delays are not subject to refund or credit under the FedEx Money-Back Guarantee. Also, InSight information (including without limitation, Estimated Delivery) may not be used as a basis for filing a Money-Back Guarantee claim. See the FedEx InSight License Agreement for more details. For more information, please contact your FedEx Customer Support representative. + Delivered on an IPD/IDF master airwaybill means 'the shipment has been released for delivery'. To learn more about FedEx, please visit our website at fedex.com. Thank you for your business.

[#8]

NO,.... just ignore it.  
(that didn`t last very long  )

[#9]

@shutter:-  thanks for the warning
OT everybody else got snow? it's been persistent since lunch (but not Pizza)

[#10]

No snow in Essex yet.  Some flights have been cancelled due to expected bad weather. This could affect American Airlines as well - Got your thread back on topic for you again Shutter

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Air passengers at London Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted have been advised to contact their airline for more information. A list of which flights will operate will be available on the Heathrow website from around 1800 GMT on Saturday. Air travel had already been disrupted across the whole of Europe - flights from Rome and Amsterdam's Schiphol airports to UK destinations, and Saturday morning flights to Amsterdam from Birmingham, Manchester and Heathrow were cancelled or delayed.

[#11]

Just as well I`m not flying, on any airline then 
(OT.... no snow in Portsmouth.......................yet. !)

[#12]

About a centimetre and drifting.
And quite cool http://wow.metoffice.gov.uk/latestobservationservlet?siteID=23059249

[#13]

back on topic, again  
I get quite a few 'undelivered parce'l emails requesting me to open a zip file and complete a form.
Coincidently this has once I when I expecting a parcel from the company the email was purporting to come from. I still just deleted the email as I knew the company would direct me to their website. Even so, I still enter the URL directly rather than click on a link.
But how many people don't have a clue about the dangers involved in unsolicited mail?

[#14]

Snap!!  Same thing here.  I was expecting a delivery and got a similar email.  Fortunately I had already spoken to the courier and arranged delivery.

[#15]

Lol - I received an email in 2009 inviting me on an expenses paid trip to Honk Kong, staying at the Hilton to speak in a conference. So far as I could tell the email came from a guy with an Indian name based in Taiwan. I rightly ignored it as spam. Well I did until he phoned me a couple of times It was a genuine offer and yes I did go to HK.