QuickCheck: Are fake traffic summonses the latest email scam?


NOBODY likes getting a traffic summons; it's up there with getting a tooth pulled or organising your junk drawer on most people's "Things I'd Least Like to Happen Today" list.

Receiving spam email is also on that list for many.

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