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Key Characteristics of the Scam:

• Sender Spoofing: The emails may come from deceptive addresses such as janedoe@scbar.org.virrumail.com. Please note: legitimate SC Bar email addresses end with @scbar.org. Any address including .virrumail.com is fraudulent.
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Red Flags in the Scam Email:

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• Poor grammar and formatting (e.g., "From 22 to 25 Jan at Savannah Convention Center").
• Use of non-hotel-related platforms for booking.
• Promises of flexible cancellation and group discounts to lure recipients