Scam e-mails

[panamania79 2]

http://us.mc355.mail.yahoo.com/mc/showMess...SLLVAg6p1WxwBuo

It's always someone who has tons of money and seems th want to share it with you.I wonder if anyone ever falls for it ?

[Dan J 277]

You can't link a message in your email box.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I was almost suckered into one of those spoof ebay emails recently. Usually gmails spam filter catches them...

Good thing I checked the URL before I entered anything.

[beejay 125]

http://us.mc355.mail.yahoo.com/mc/showMess...SLLVAg6p1WxwBuo

It's always someone who has tons of money and seems th want to share it with you.I wonder if anyone ever falls for it ?

I never get them and my husband never use to get them but since he's been in the US his email account has been overflowing with them. I think they are quite funny to read and will occasionally forward them to my friends for their enjoyment.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

I get them all the time. I usually either:

1. Delete them

2. Respond with a "DO SOMEBODY ACTUALLY FALLS FOR THIS #######?"

3.- Engage them in further details.... still to be done this one, but I will report.

[rclouse 0]

No, I don't. But it turns out I'm related to a Nigerian prince who recently died and I'm to inherit 60% of his fortune! How lucky is that! And I'm not even black!

[*julez* 124]

I get them all the time.

Sadly, many people do fall for these scams. Just ask anyone who works in a bank's fraud unit who is trying to deal with the fallout from those who have bought into these schemes.

[panamania79 2]

I get them all the time. I usually either:

1. Delete them

2. Respond with a "DO SOMEBODY ACTUALLY FALLS FOR THIS #######?"

3.- Engage them in further details.... still to be done this one, but I will report.

[DeadPoolX 9]

No, I have never once had an e-mail that's tried to scam me. I've only received e-mails from family, friends and honest do-gooders wishing to make my world a little better, by giving me free offers for ####### enlargements, cruises, credit cards, and of course, wanting to make sure my bank/PayPal/eBay accounts are all working properly. I'm really fortunate to have such wonderful people looking out for me.

[panamania79 2]

You can't link a message in your email box.

oops my bad

I just wanted to show people some of this ####### I get occasionally.

I get them all the time.

Sadly, many people do fall for these scams. Just ask anyone who works in a bank's fraud unit who is trying to deal with the fallout from those who have bought into these schemes.

Really ????

[Carol and Bruno 0]

Someone actually tried to scam me by using the post I put on the internet. I was selling my vehicle and some guy from the UK offered to buy it. He sent me an email of the details and wanted to send me a check for more than I was offering and of course I was to wire the difference back to him immediately.

All communications between us was done by email. I strung him along for awhile making him think I was interested and towards the end I let him know that I wasn't falling for his scam. He responded to my last email saying something about sex he had with my mother. It was completely ridiculous.

This happened around 2005 and I still have the emails. Let me find the last email I wrote to him and post below:

Dear Vijay:

Why don't you send your agent to inspect my car and then we can talk about a money transaction after it's been inspected? I wouldn't want another order of your customer's canceled if the car is not up to his expectations.

If your client is receiving a refund check, then he should of had the check made out to him and he should have cashed it. Who would make a check out for $28,980 to a stranger and send it without having some type of collateral? If the check was actually valid, why would someone return the difference to you? What you're suggesting makes absolutely no sense at all. You're expecting me to accept a check from you but it's obvious you won't accept a check from me since you want me to wire the difference back to you and out of my own personal funds no less.

Looks like you come out the sole winner in this deal because the check is obviously counterfeit. Only a fool would wire cash without waiting for the check to clear.

I hope I've wasted as much of your time as you've wasted of mine. Now bend over and look between your legs as you'll see me driving my car up your a$$.

PS... You can remove my name from your scam list and chalk this one up to a failure.

Carol

"Money is the root of all evil."

Here is his response to my email

what is wrong with you ..i hope ur mother is not that lady i screwed from behind for stadium..

the match was so sweet ...tell her i miss her..ok

[Ban Hammer 14,276]

does this mean all the emails i sent out on how to get 5 big hearts on vj for just $50 via western union won't work?

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Someone actually tried to scam me by using the post I put on the internet. I was selling my vehicle and some guy from the UK offered to buy it. He sent me an email of the details and wanted to send me a check for more than I was offering and of course I was to wire the difference back to him immediately.

All communications between us was done by email. I strung him along for awhile making him think I was interested and towards the end I let him know that I wasn't falling for his scam. He responded to my last email saying something about sex he had with my mother. It was completely ridiculous.

This happened around 2005 and I still have the emails. Let me find the last email I wrote to him and post below:

Dear Vijay:

Why don't you send your agent to inspect my car and then we can talk about a money transaction after it's been inspected? I wouldn't want another order of your customer's canceled if the car is not up to his expectations.

If your client is receiving a refund check, then he should of had the check made out to him and he should have cashed it. Who would make a check out for $28,980 to a stranger and send it without having some type of collateral? If the check was actually valid, why would someone return the difference to you? What you're suggesting makes absolutely no sense at all. You're expecting me to accept a check from you but it's obvious you won't accept a check from me since you want me to wire the difference back to you and out of my own personal funds no less.

Looks like you come out the sole winner in this deal because the check is obviously counterfeit. Only a fool would wire cash without waiting for the check to clear.

I hope I've wasted as much of your time as you've wasted of mine. Now bend over and look between your legs as you'll see me driving my car up your a$$.

PS... You can remove my name from your scam list and chalk this one up to a failure.

Carol

"Money is the root of all evil."

Here is his response to my email

what is wrong with you ..i hope ur mother is not that lady i screwed from behind for stadium..

the match was so sweet ...tell her i miss her..ok

You're my hero!!!

We should all string the next scammer along and post here the whole saga

[panamania79 2]

Someone actually tried to scam me by using the post I put on the internet. I was selling my vehicle and some guy from the UK offered to buy it. He sent me an email of the details and wanted to send me a check for more than I was offering and of course I was to wire the difference back to him immediately.

All communications between us was done by email. I strung him along for awhile making him think I was interested and towards the end I let him know that I wasn't falling for his scam. He responded to my last email saying something about sex he had with my mother. It was completely ridiculous.

This happened around 2005 and I still have the emails. Let me find the last email I wrote to him and post below:

Dear Vijay:

Why don't you send your agent to inspect my car and then we can talk about a money transaction after it's been inspected? I wouldn't want another order of your customer's canceled if the car is not up to his expectations.

If your client is receiving a refund check, then he should of had the check made out to him and he should have cashed it. Who would make a check out for $28,980 to a stranger and send it without having some type of collateral? If the check was actually valid, why would someone return the difference to you? What you're suggesting makes absolutely no sense at all. You're expecting me to accept a check from you but it's obvious you won't accept a check from me since you want me to wire the difference back to you and out of my own personal funds no less.

Looks like you come out the sole winner in this deal because the check is obviously counterfeit. Only a fool would wire cash without waiting for the check to clear.

I hope I've wasted as much of your time as you've wasted of mine. Now bend over and look between your legs as you'll see me driving my car up your a$$.

PS... You can remove my name from your scam list and chalk this one up to a failure.

Carol

"Money is the root of all evil."

Here is his response to my email

what is wrong with you ..i hope ur mother is not that lady i screwed from behind for stadium..

the match was so sweet ...tell her i miss her..ok

No he didn't !

[belay 0]

i get them all the time... and another of those are that i win in some lottery that i didnt even join... wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh