I’d never heard of the free piano scam until today. I received one of these very sus emails and the name of the sender was vaguely familiar, so for a second I was confused. The person who I thought sent me the message was not anyone who would know that I have always sort of wanted to have a piano in my house, even though I don’t know how to play a note. The reply-to of the email didn’t match the sender name so I figured it was a scam and it took a single Google search for “late husband piano” to see that it wasn’t legit. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

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