I just got an email from a company letting me know about an opportunity to review and keep an iPad. They were "apparently" referred by a fellow blogger.
Be on your guard folks, this is definitely a scam.
The problem is that it looks so realistic, and the personal "recommendation" makes it so believable (especially in these circles) that you may let your guard down a little and not spot the inconsistencies until it's too late.
Check this out here for a copy of what the email may look like (it is EXACTLY what mine looked like).
If you've gotten this email and signed up, immediately change your password. For good measure, scan your machine with your anti-virus program, or with MalwareBytes AntiMalware.
If for some reason you're using Windows and don't have up-to-date antivirus software installed, you have two free options available to you that I'd recommend - Avira or Avast.
Always make sure your anti-virus is kept up-to-date and set to scan your computer regularly.
Be safe out there folks....
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