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In article <7ea3ba1b-f568-44c7-a2ea-629ef34406c3@googlegroups.com>,
Mike H  <herlihym@gmail.com> wrote:
>Seems legit. Doc?

You've got to be joking.  From 
<https://www.capegazette.com/article/increased-security-protects-you-and-realtors-scammers/183082>

--begin quoted text:

Here is the text of one example which happened in December and was sent to 
several of our agents. The text appeared to come from my husband and 
partner Bill Bell. "Purchase 10 pieces iTunes gift cards for $100 each and 
gently scratch-off silver lining at the back of the pin codes. Kindly 
send a clear picture of the pin codes to 424-261-8158. Cheers!"

--end quoted text

DD