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Another Bank Scam I received a n email again today from Chase Bank - supposedly. The 'from address' was: I use a picture so you cannot accidentally click the email. Note it says Chase, but the actual email has nothing to do with Chase Bank. Also notice that the "Undisclosed-Recipients" means this email was sent to 100's maybe 1000's of people using the BCC email field, (Blind Carbon Copy). Using BCC is something you should never do anyway, except on a very limited basis. You should use a Mailing Program that protects your prospect. Using BCC blinds the recipient of the other email addresses but the Hacker, h e can get to it. Using a Mailer program allows you to quickly and easily mail 100s of prospects each their own individual email. The email has 3 major flaws. Here it is: Flaw number one - I have not been a Chase customer for about 10 or 15 years. They stole my customer info a long time ago. Flaw number two - Improper English. It should say "sign in...