Ford Issues Warning on Phishing Scam Claiming 2010 Fusion Hybrid is up for Sale at $15,000
It seems that scammers are targeting FoMoCo once again as the American automaker issued a statement concerning a 'phishing' email claiming that Ford is offering 2010 Fusion Hybrids for $15,000 a piece as part of a special program. "The email sender does not represent Ford and no such program exists. We recommend people receiving the email delete it without opening the attachment," said Ford in an official statement. For the record, the base sticker price for the new Fusion Hybrid is $27,270.
It seems that scammers are targeting FoMoCo once again as the American automaker issued a statement concerning a 'phishing' email claiming that Ford is offering 2010 Fusion Hybrids for $15,000 a piece as part of a special program. "The email sender does not represent Ford and no such program exists. We recommend people receiving the email delete it without opening the attachment," said Ford in an official statement. For the record, the base sticker price for the new Fusion Hybrid is $27,270.
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