QuickCheck: Are fraudulent wedding invites used in scam efforts?


WEDDINGS - and by extension, wedding invitations - are generally causes for celebration, and as such no one would think twice should they receive the happy news from a friend.

With that said, it has been claimed that scammers are using such "invitations" to part people from their hard-earned money. Is this true?

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