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PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE USING THIS BLOG.ALL the lotteries, draws, compensation schemes, inheritances, payment agent or mystery shopper jobs and business proposals offering huge sums of money are SCAMS. You CAN'T WIN a lottery or prize draw you HAVEN'T ENTERED. Please don't post comments asking if the SCAMS you have received are real. PLEASE DON'T LEAVE YOUR PERSONAL DETAILS IN A COMMENT ASKING SCAMMERS TO CONTACT YOU (yes, people really do this regularly!)“Mr. Brian Roland” clearly hasn’t read his own email. He starts by telling me that it isn’t “solicitation or spam” and then continues to write a blatantly spam and scam email. This is a scammer – he (or she) isn’t a bank official in London. I’ve a feeling he or she is an Eastern European scammer – just hoping to get his/her hands on your cash by charging you fees. Ignore this email. Re:Immense benefit!!!] This post gets more comments than any other – so I’ll try and make it easy for you folks. I have highlighted the relevant words in bold and red. And if anyone is still in doubt about whether or not this is a scam – read this victim’s story A reader sent me a series of emails she has exchanged with a Mrs.Rose A says: TAGGED PROMOTION 2009 2010 ORGANIZED …] This was forwarded to me by a reader. I’m not sure that the writer of this bit of rubbish has any idea where the UK is. They refer to the EU as “Entire Europe”. Nice try sunshine. There is no job. Just a scammer wanting to take money from you. To see how these fake job scams work, take a look at the Scam Victims page on this site. Just ignore this scammer and [Continue reading Job Offer Work From Home] A reader forwarded me this scam. This scammer starts by telling me that he is writing to me “because cool penny is better than millions of dollars”. He goes on to tell me that it is better to be poor and honest than rich and dishonest. What does he do next? What do you think? He pretends to offer to send me millions of dollars. He’s a liar a scammer and tells me he’s [Continue reading FROM HENRY CARR] What a lot of rubbish!!! This scammer would have me (or you) believe that their scanning system can tell the value of a bank card – quote “to the tune of” $1.5. This is just an advance fee scam. The scammer asks you send them $139. Don’t send this scammer anything. Once you start sending money, you will find yourself being asked for more and more. Just delete the email and don’t reply. Greetings:Your Kind Attention Needed] I couldn’t be bothered to read all of this ridiculous letter. It seems to be a tale of bribery, wickedness and threats. I’m quite sure you aren’t expecting a payment of millions of dollars from Nigeria – neither am I. Just ignore this ridiculous scammer. If you make the mistake of replying you will find yourself being asked for money. If this letter is anything to go by, you will also find yourself being [Continue reading OVER DUE PAYMENTS RELEASE ORDER] A reader from South Africa sent me this scam. It was sent as an attachment – becoming more common, presumably in an attempt to avoid email spam filters. As I said to my reader, this is one mixed up scammer. It claims to be a Canadian lottery, uses the UK National Lottery logo and claims your prize is in US dollars. I haven’t reproduced the logo – sorry, too lazy to save it and [Continue reading Canada Lottery Promo] This scam was sent to a fellow member of a forum that I belong to. I’m not certain, but from comments left on the forum it looks as if the message is sent after a hacker has gained access to someone’s email account. This gives their scam “credibility” as the recipient thinks they know the sender – not realising the message has been sent by a hacker. So if you get an unexpected and [Continue reading I'm on holiday and I've lost my cash.. passport etc. help me..] |
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