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How do you know this is a scam? It doesn’t ask for any personal information. It simply tells you the amount in which was deposited into your account. Just wondering why you think it’s a scam, thx

I received the same email and figured it was a scam as well. A) because of the email address B) Because it gives you the option to log in via social media, which I don’t believe most government agencies do

C) people that have already been paid are getting this email.  
 
Also, my system flagged it as spam.

Strange that it only seems to be people who received the benefit are receiving the email? If it is actually a scam, does that not mean a breach in security? As they would need the list of emails of people who received their money already?  
Few friends of mine received this email as well, but they also all qualified for the benefit. Haven’t heard about anyone who hasn’t qualified receiving this email as of yet. So perhaps not a scam?  
Anyone here who did not apply who has received this email?

Decided to take the chance and go through the sign up. This email is not saying to re apply. It’s a letter saying how much you’ll receive minus the 10% holding tax. There is also a thank you letter from Pallister.

I got a message from someone I trust, who heard from someone that this may not be a scam. Like 1wrangler3 said. I will check it out further. Hopefully it is not a scam. Correction - should be MYLIFE, not 1wrangler3.  
 
Edited by theeagle, 2020-08-07 17:46:04

Like I said, it’s not a scam.