appriver’s blog reports a phishing scam which pretends to be a McDonald’s survey.  The fake McDonald’s email offers the recipient a $250 reward for answering five questions.   This is very similar to the recent scam pretending to be a Coke survey. 

The scam starts with this email:

This email takes the victim to what appears to be a real survey:

“Next” takes the victim to the phishing page — where the identity is stolen:

After completing the fake survey, the victim is taken to the real McDonald’s website, thereby reducing suspicion. 

A similar scam is being conducted against McDonald’s in Australia:

I’m not lovin’ this!  That’s why I use eMail ID.

Know Who.  No Doubt.  eMail ID.