Worried About Spam – 5 Things to Look For:

1. Asks For Sensitive Information
   (Personal or Financial) Even banks don’t ask for this stuff! Legitimate banks and companies will never ask for personal or financial information in an electronic message.
2. Impersonation of Companies or People You Know
   Many criminals try to fake the appearance of well-known companies or people that you deal with frequently. Look for the warning signs on this list, even from senders you think you recognize.
3. Uses Scare Tactics
   (For example: Will delete your account if you do not respond)
4. Asks For Money in Advance
5. Seems too Good to Be True
   You have won a trip!
   Beware of unexpected prizes or offer or money – never send money or give personal information to claim a prize.

Any Commercial Electronic Message (CEM) that markets a product or service is considered SPAM, if it is unsolicited. 

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