Huijari ostaja "mrslowen10"

Jep, Nigerian kansantuote koostuu öljystä, huijauksista ja korruptiosta. ;)

Tota.Eiköhän toi ole laitonta laittaa näitä henkilökohtaisia meilejä tänne..?

"hyvä taho" otti yhteyttä:

Dear Friend,

WARNING: You are being scammed by Mary Wood

THIEVES ARE TRYING TO STEAL YOUR MONEY!!

FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, PLEASE READ ALL OF THIS EMAIL!

I am part of a large group of people who try to keep internet crooks
from stealing money through scam emails.

An informant has told us that a scammer is sending emails to you.
This thief is trying to steal your money by Advance Fee Fraud, also
known as a 419 Scam. The money they have promised you is not real!!

PLEASE, DO NOT SEND THIS LETTER TO THE SCAMMERS, AND DO NOT TELL THEM THAT
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!

This would keep us from warning other innocent victims and might put
our informants in danger!

Here is how the scam works – there are many variations. You will receive
email enquiring about the purchase of an item. You will sent a fake
certified check for more than the purchase price and asked to refund the
difference. Another version has the scammer asking you to help transfer
money by depositing the fake check, take a percentage as commission and
then send the balance to one of his accomplices.

When you deposit the fake check your bank may pay you for the check, or
even tell you it "cleared”. In a matter of days or weeks however, the check
will come back as a fake and the bank will come after YOU for the entire amount

This is a common Internet scam which has cost people millions of dollars. The
criminal does not have the money he describes and is trying this scam on dozens
of people at the same time.

Information regarding these scams can be found at:

http://www.crimes-of-persuasion.com/Nigerian/counterfeit_cashiers_check_scams.htm
http://www.scamvictimsunited.com/counterfeit_cashier's_check.htm
http://www.carsearch.com/mb/read.php?6,1
http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/SpecialAlert/2004/index.html
http://www.ago.state.mo.us/newsreleases/2003/022403.htm
http://www.state.ia.us/government/ag/consumer/advisories/Nigeria_Mar_2003.html
http://www.met.police.uk/fraudalert/419.htm
http://www.ncis.gov.uk/waocu.asp
http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,56829,00.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/11/01/eveningnews/main527883.shtml
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/12/05/eveningnews/consumer/main587162.shtml

I ask you to do these things:

1. DO NOT SEND THIS LETTER TO THE SCAMMERS AND DO NOT TELL THEM THAT YOU HAVE
BEEN WARNED.

Our informants could be hurt or killed if you tell the thieves that they are
being watched! These people risk their safety in order to get us the
information needed to keep people from being scammed. It will also prevent
us from warning future victims.

2. Please stop mailing and talking to with these crooks now. Do not
answer e-mails, and do not talk to them on the phone. Do not ask them
if they are trying to steal your money. What do you think thieves will
say? They will only send you more lies so you will send them your money.

3. DO NOT send him any money, and NEVER go to meet them! Victims of
419 scams who travel to meet the scammers have been kidnapped, held
for ransom, and sometimes killed!

4. DO NOT try to confront, abuse, or harass these scammers, as they
may already have your name and address.

5. Please respond to this email when you can, so that we know you have
received this warning. If by chance you receive ADDITIONAL WARNINGS from us,
please understand that we may found your name on other lists used by these
criminals for this scam and we want to be sure you have been warned.

If you doubt the truth of this warning, please print out a copy of
this email along with any emails that you have received from this scammer
and send them to your local police. If the thief has already sent you a fake
check, then please give that to the police as well. The police will tell
you the truth about this scam.


Sincerely


Sharon Brown

ei tarvinnut kun vilkasta viestiä,ties että se on huijaus,ei kukaan oikeasti kysele kenenkää täysiä nimiä,saati vielä vähemmän PANKKITUNNUKSIA!Ja vielä vähemmän silloin,kun on kysymys käytetystä tavarasta,oh hohoijjakkaa...........

sähköposti oli vain tällä kertaa [email protected], mutta vastaanottaja sama, kuten myös viestin huono englantikin.

Jos sama tarmo kohdistettaisiin tuottavaan toimintaan niin kuinka hyvin Nigerialla menisikään...