Dr. Bear is not in trouble in London

Have some experiences also of receiving scam emails... All i do is to google the name of the sender and there I found out that they are scams...

 

Yes, Googling the sender is a good first step. Second would be Googling some of the text of the message (which, in my recent situation, produced a great many similar stories). Third is, often, checking it out on snopes.com (My main problem with snopes is that there are so many fascinating scams described and exposed there that I get caught up in reading about them.)

 

"LifeLock CEO's identity stolen in Albany"

LifeLock CEO's identity stolen in Albany - WALB.com News, Weather and Sports for Albany, Valdosta and Thomasville. Leading the way for South Georgia. |

According to the article it's the 7th time this has happened.