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From: Saintdollarss on 10 Mar 2006 14:11 Plesant Day, I have a Job to Offer you, if you Might be intrested in, My name is Emmanuel.O.A, I am 48 Years and I work with Kingston Inc. Ltd.London United Kingdom. we Extract Raw Materials From Africa to produce textile and fabric which we supply to Our Client in North American Geographical Region (United State) and Other Europian Country for cloth Making. We are In search of a Representative in North America and Asia to Work for us as Part Time worker and we are willing to pay a Sum of $400. Dollars for every Transaction you Recieve and Process on Our Behalf, and I can assure you That this is Not goin to Affect your Current state of Work. Though we are Working on Setting up a Branch in the United state But for Now we need a representative in the United state. The Main Scope of Work for this Representatative will be to Accept Payment Via Check or Wire Transfer in the United State and then Remove his/Her 10% Working Allowance and Send Down the Rest to Our Head Office In the United Kingdom. Sometimes FBI get Involve in a case where someone is trying to Run with the Company's Money. I Hope that is Okay with You, If you are Intrested Kindly Get back to me with your Full name, Phone Number and Residential Address and i will forward and Employment Form to you as soon as I Recieve your Responce. Please Note that it would'nt Cost you anything to Recieve Payment on Our company Behalf all Payment wil be Deliver to you Via a Regiter Courier Service from Our Numerous Customers in North America. Please Note that This is Not a SCAM mail,as all we do is to Improve the standard of Living of Everyone by Providing a Simple Job for all so that None of Us will Suffer. I look Forward seeing your Reply Soonest. Best Regards, Emmanuel.O.A, Kingston Inc. Ltd. London, United Kingdom.
From: Steve on 10 Mar 2006 14:22 On 10/3/06 19:11, in article 1142017879.310743.71230(a)e56g2000cwe.googlegroups.com, "Saintdollarss" <kingsbiz(a)linuxmail.org> wrote: [a tempting job offer] Sorry everyone, just to let you know I've already replied so there's no point in anyone else applying for the job. I'm off to North America. See you later. -- Regards, Steve "...which means he created the heaven and the earth... in the DARK! How good is that?"
From: Woody on 10 Mar 2006 14:35 Saintdollarss <kingsbiz(a)linuxmail.org> wrote: > Sometimes FBI get Involve in a case where someone is trying to Run with > the Company's Money. I Hope that is Okay with You Fine by me > Please Note that This is Not a SCAM mail No - you couldn't even manage to send it out as a scam mail, so you sent it as a scam post! -- Woody Alienrat Design Ltd
From: Andrew Stephenson on 10 Mar 2006 14:40 In article <1142017879.310743.71230(a)e56g2000cwe.googlegroups.com> kingsbiz(a)linuxmail.org "Saintdollarss" writes: > Plesant Day, > > I have a Job to Offer you, [...] In July 2005 a "USA Today" article explained how this scam works. It has reached plague proportions in the US. Crooks exploit you to launder their ill-gotten gains. By splitting money transfers, routing some through your name and address, crooks cut the odds of the money-flow being intercepted. They can afford to throw a pittance your way, having come by it cheaply enough (from their POV). Eventually the unsmiling authorities catch up with you or something else goes wrong and you are left holding the baby. A variant concerns stolen goods, which you ("the Greedy Sucker") forward to foreign addresses. Of course, this may just prove to be one of those Nigerian $cam$. -- Andrew Stephenson
From: Woody on 10 Mar 2006 15:08
Andrew Stephenson <ames(a)deltrak.demon.co.uk> wrote: > In article <1142017879.310743.71230(a)e56g2000cwe.googlegroups.com> > kingsbiz(a)linuxmail.org "Saintdollarss" writes: > > > Plesant Day, > > > > I have a Job to Offer you, [...] > > In July 2005 a "USA Today" article explained how this scam works. > It has reached plague proportions in the US. Crooks exploit you > to launder their ill-gotten gains. By splitting money transfers, > routing some through your name and address, crooks cut the odds > of the money-flow being intercepted. They can afford to throw a > pittance your way, having come by it cheaply enough (from their > POV). Eventually the unsmiling authorities catch up with you or > something else goes wrong and you are left holding the baby. > > A variant concerns stolen goods, which you ("the Greedy Sucker") > forward to foreign addresses. > > Of course, this may just prove to be one of those Nigerian $cam$. It looks like a standard nigerian scam. They send a cheque or money order to you for say ?1000. You put it in your bank and it clears. You being the naive normal person assume that is a good thing, write a cheque for ?900 which gets sent off, thinking you have made ?100. A month or so later the cheque bounces as stolen and you are ?100 worse off. -- Woody Alienrat Design Ltd |