If you've decided to go in for a phishing scam (using an e-mail purporting to be from some e-commerce firm to get the hapless sucker to go to a web page and enter in their credit card info), here are a few things you might want to consider as necessary for success:
Yeah, that last one'll really bite you in the butt.
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