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  by Mike Wilson
 
www.usarmyclaims.com

Fake military benefits site.


The website is in the process of being reported for fraud.
  by TerranceBoyce
 
Is nothing sacred ?

That's a really good find Mike Wilson and a copy should be saved so that it can be shown just what these people are doing.

Making an economic attack on the US military is probably the most stupid things these criminals could do.

I suspect they'll live to regret it.

The real official US website is here

http://myarmybenefits.us.army.mil/

.. and the 'us.army.mil' confirms its authenticity.

Disturbing features are

http://www.usarmyclaims.com/benefitlogin.html

... which represents phishing for official US military e-mail passwords (it doesn't appear to function).

http://www.usarmyclaims.com/leaverequest.html

.. to support leave request scamming for money.

Though multi-functional as regards scamming it points to a wider interest in identity theft, though I need to examine the site more closely.