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Some kind of attack? WHMCS Fake Orders

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  • @mc323 said:
    I saw some suppliers discriminating against Chinese people.
    I will sort out the list of these suppliers and tell my friends not to buy your services.

    There's no doubt that those suppliers will thank you for this effort.

    Thanked by 2randvegeta FHR
  • mod break

    Please get back on-topic, no need for the mindless bashing in the past few post. Thanks.

  • @randvegeta said:
    I think I know what this is. Maybe...

    Perhaps this is a way to send spam? The spammer 'signs up' for a service and the confirmation email gets sent out to the registered email address. And in the email out, it contains some of the info entered by the spammer, like URLs and so on.

    Speculation of course..

    Correct. Some gambling or adult websites used this way to send spams of their urls, so that the emails don't end up in spam boxes.
    I remember Apple was hit by them before in the same way.

  • we were able to stop it with a WHMCS addon called security+

    with this addon you can block something repetitive that they enter in their profile (name, last name)

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