Yet Another Stupid Dumb E-mail Scam

TheNiteHwk

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This morning I got this in my e-mail

What really gets me about these scams is it is so stupid yet some people actually believe this BS and will respond. Like duh.



,"Dear Sir/Madam,

I represent GLOBAL IMPORT/EXPORT COMPANY based in the UK. My company exports cocoa and other goods/services for world trade. What we really require is someone who can represent this company in Europe and America We have been having problems with clients in these regions because they are politely refusing to pay for shipments on one excuse or the other so we need a representative that can assist us in clearing our money in their respective countries.

Most of our customers pay out in cheques and we do not have an account in your country that will clear this money.

It is upon this note that we seek your assistance as our representative in your country.

Be informed that as our representative, you will receive 10% of whatever amount you clear for the company and the balance will be paid into an account we will avail to you. The second thing required of you would be for you to establish a relationship on behalf of our company with other cocoa industries in your country so that we can have new ideas and directions.

This job is rather easy and does not require a lot of expertise.

If you are interested in this business offer, please email me on this email address below: { jamesgrisham4@inMail24.com }


Very Respectfully,


Mr. James Grisham,
President,
GLOBAL Import/Export co.
Goods for Import/Export
Freight Fwdg. Svcs. ">[end Quote]
 
Dear Nighthawk: I am being held captive in a Nigerian jail. My family owns oil fields and gold mines in Nigeria. If you make my bail $75,000.00 I garantee my family will repay you tenfold. Please send money via Western Union via my name. Respectfully Great Bear.
 
Dear great bear,

I'm being held prisoner in a Chinese Fortune Cookie factory.

All my attempts at sending 'Help' messages in the cookies have gone for naught.

If you can send me $4.95 for bus fare, plus $100,000 for miscellaneous expenses, I guarantee you a lifetime supply of fortune cookies, assuming they don't go stale.

Sincerely,

Meesh.
 
Meesh said:
Dear great bear,

I'm being held prisoner in a Chinese Fortune Cookie factory.

All my attempts at sending 'Help' messages in the cookies have gone for naught.

If you can send me $4.95 for bus fare, plus $100,000 for miscellaneous expenses, I guarantee you a lifetime supply of fortune cookies, assuming they don't go stale.

Sincerely,

Meesh.

I got one of your cookies and the messages for help were in Chinese. Is it any wonder your still stuck in the cookie factory. It would have been much nicer to be stuck in a "nookie" factory.
 
great bear said:
Dear Nighthawk: I am being held captive in a Nigerian jail. My family owns oil fields and gold mines in Nigeria. If you make my bail $75,000.00 I garantee my family will repay you tenfold. Please send money via Western Union via my name. Respectfully Great Bear.
I think we'll let you rot in jail, GB :D
 
Dear Greatbear:

I am sorry to report I have invested my entire life savings recently in the coco industry. I am assured that my $1.92 will soon multiply into possibly $million$. So until my funds are released I am unable to help. Unless of course your family were to send me the $750,000. via Western Union or Money Mart transfer then I will of course (assuming there are no objections by anyone here) contact the authorities to release you at once.
 
Yet another scam

Here's a new one I received this morning. Note that they say "Two hundred and fifity thousand pounds", but they use a dollar sign, i.e. $250,000.00.


4th October 2005
British Lottery Headquarters:
Customer Service
28 TANFIELD ROAD,
CROYDON.LONDON

Ref: BTL/491OXI/04
Batch: 12/25/0304

WINNING NOTIFICATION

We happily announce to you the draw of the BritishLottery International programs held on the 4th of October 2005 in London. Your e-mail address attached to ticket number: 564 75600545-188 with serial number 5388/02 drew the lucky numbers: 31-6-26-13-35-7, which subsequently won you the lottery in the 2nd category.

You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of $250,000.00 (Two hundred and fifity thousand, Pounds) in cash credited to file RPC/9080118308/04 made available from a total cash prize of $ 125 Million dollars, shared amongst the first one hundred and Fifty (150) lucky winners in this category.

Your funds are deposited with a courier company in the Uk and insured. Due to the mix up of some numbers and names, we ask that you keep this award strictly private and from public notice until your claim have been fully processed and your total prize money remitted to you. This is part of our security protocol to avoid double claiming or unscrupulous acts by participants of this program.

All participants were selected randomly from world wide web sites through a computer drawn system and extracted from over 100,000 companies and Private individuals. This promotion takes place annually.

Please note that your lucky winning number falls within our booklet representative office in Europe as indicated in our play coupon. In view of this, your $250,000.00 (Two hundred and fifty thousand, Pounds) would be released to you by our affiliate bank in Senegal Dakar as soon as you establish contact.

Please be warned. To file for your claim, contact our fiduciary agent with the below details;

AGENT: Mr.Clement Duo
Email: uklotterybranchdakar@yahoo.co.uk
TEL:+2214766356

To avoid unnecessary delays and complications, quote your reference/batch numbers in any correspondences with us or our designated agent. Congratulations once more.

Faithfully,
Andre Moore, Mr.
Zone Co-ordinator.
 
Avery said:
Here's a new one I received this morning. Note that they say "Two hundred and fifity thousand pounds", but they use a dollar sign, i.e. $250,000.00.


4th October 2005
British Lottery Headquarters:
Customer Service
28 TANFIELD ROAD,
CROYDON.LONDON

Ref: BTL/491OXI/04
Batch: 12/25/0304

WINNING NOTIFICATION

We happily announce to you the draw of the BritishLottery International programs held on the 4th of October 2005 in London. Your e-mail address attached to ticket number: 564 75600545-188 with serial number 5388/02 drew the lucky numbers: 31-6-26-13-35-7, which subsequently won you the lottery in the 2nd category.

You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of $250,000.00 (Two hundred and fifity thousand, Pounds) in cash credited to file RPC/9080118308/04 made available from a total cash prize of $ 125 Million dollars, shared amongst the first one hundred and Fifty (150) lucky winners in this category.

Your funds are deposited with a courier company in the Uk and insured. Due to the mix up of some numbers and names, we ask that you keep this award strictly private and from public notice until your claim have been fully processed and your total prize money remitted to you. This is part of our security protocol to avoid double claiming or unscrupulous acts by participants of this program.

All participants were selected randomly from world wide web sites through a computer drawn system and extracted from over 100,000 companies and Private individuals. This promotion takes place annually.

Please note that your lucky winning number falls within our booklet representative office in Europe as indicated in our play coupon. In view of this, your $250,000.00 (Two hundred and fifty thousand, Pounds) would be released to you by our affiliate bank in Senegal Dakar as soon as you establish contact.

Please be warned. To file for your claim, contact our fiduciary agent with the below details;

AGENT: Mr.Clement Duo
Email: uklotterybranchdakar@yahoo.co.uk
TEL:+2214766356

To avoid unnecessary delays and complications, quote your reference/batch numbers in any correspondences with us or our designated agent. Congratulations once more.

Faithfully,
Andre Moore, Mr.
Zone Co-ordinator.
yes its a scam - I got paid in dollars, but my legal counsel believes we can recover the exchange differential
 
Red, that means you have enough funds to free Meesh from the Chinese Fortune Cookie factory where he is being held captive. Plus, a bonus for the Bear!
 
great bear said:
Red, that means you have enough funds to free Meesh from the Chinese Fortune Cookie factory where he is being held captive. Plus, a bonus for the Bear!

yes i have enough to do that. but I plan on investing most of it in a nigerian banking scam - according to the prospectus, they have very high rates of return and are rrsp eligible
 
My company exports cocoa and other goods/services for world trade.

In other words, " My gang-banging crew smuggles coke and other drugs across the border, where we will then sell it worldwide.

SEND MONEY!
 
Heh...how many of you girls get this one?

My Name is John William John and i have very good client for him I am agent of the beautiful woman. He is desiring a excellent connection for a sexy woman for a great lot of time I am saying three or fourth days in your country.

I am send to your behalf the sum of $10,000 in certified check you will taking off that sum of your fee and returning to my client $2000 for his visiting you airfare.Please send photos for his more consideration for your beauty powers ASAP.

Your excellent friend, John William John
 
TheNiteHwk said:
This morning I got this in my e-mail

What really gets me about these scams is it is so stupid yet some people actually believe this BS and will respond. Like duh.



,"Dear Sir/Madam,

I represent GLOBAL IMPORT/EXPORT COMPANY based in the UK. My company exports cocoa and other goods/services for world trade. What we really require is someone who can represent this company in Europe and America We have been having problems with clients in these regions because they are politely refusing to pay for shipments on one excuse or the other so we need a representative that can assist us in clearing our money in their respective countries.

Most of our customers pay out in cheques and we do not have an account in your country that will clear this money.

It is upon this note that we seek your assistance as our representative in your country.

Be informed that as our representative, you will receive 10% of whatever amount you clear for the company and the balance will be paid into an account we will avail to you. The second thing required of you would be for you to establish a relationship on behalf of our company with other cocoa industries in your country so that we can have new ideas and directions.

This job is rather easy and does not require a lot of expertise.

If you are interested in this business offer, please email me on this email address below: { jamesgrisham4@inMail24.com }


Very Respectfully,


Mr. James Grisham,
President,
GLOBAL Import/Export co.
Goods for Import/Export
Freight Fwdg. Svcs. ">[end Quote]
This could be the answer to your post last week about whether to stay in your current job or take the job in Ottawa. :rolleyes:
 
shack said:
TheNiteHwk said:
This morning I got this in my e-mail

What really gets me about these scams is it is so stupid yet some people actually believe this BS and will respond. Like duh.




This could be the answer to your post last week about whether to stay in your current job or take the job in Ottawa.

Hey maybe I could be their sales manager. Job perks could include all the cocain... errr I mean coco I can handle. :p