Beware of a new e-mail scam. I recently received this e-mail, where easyJet would promise me two free tickets. Caution with such mails is required, because airlines do not just give away free tickets. In three steps Aviation24.be will explain how to check if a mail is genuine or not.
This mail was sent by hakon@lentpockets.com, if the mail address is not directly linked to easyJet just throw the mail in the waste bin!
Check for correct spelling and usage of the brand name, in this mail they refer to Easyjet but the correct use of the brand name is easyJet. (in the past scammers used Brussel Airline, Brussels Airline and Ryan Air)
The text – in this case in Dutch- is badly written, at the end of the mail you can click on a link to unsubscribe but that text is written in German.
This post was published on 19 September 2018 14:39
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