Scams

Below are examples of some scams we run across to keep you informed on what to look out for. XXXXX replace confidential information to protect the innocent or not so innocent.

Piano

The email below starts out innocent enough. If you say you are interested, they tell you they cannot move it and the storage facility is contracted with a specific mover. If you pay the mover, you never see your piano or money again.

From: XXXXXXXX
Sent: Tuesday, July 7, 2026 9:13 AM
To: XXXXXXXXXX
Subject: RE: piano

You need to re-think your life. ~~~~you don’t want to scam people.

From: XXXXXXXXX
Sent: Friday, July 3, 2026 8:54 PM
To:XXXXXXXXXXX
Subject: piano
Importance: High

You don't often get email from XXXXXXXXXX. Learn why this is important I have a beautiful piano to donate. Would you like to have it or refer to someone who is a lover? I am moving int

Danger: External XXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Phishing Content, First-Time Sender, and more...

I have a beautiful piano to donate. Would you like to have it or refer to someone who is a lover? I am moving into a smaller apartment and won't have a need for it.If you know of a fellow teacher, student, family or church that might be interested, please forward this email to them. God bless you.