Why am I getting so many opportunities to have millions of dollars? (transfer, reports)
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I say the title in jest. Considering I never applied for the lottery, I doubt I have this great luck.
Beware of this joker.
Quote:
Goodday,
My name is Mr.Micheal Terry,I work in the Euro Lottery, I am soliciting
your assistance for a swift transfer of 4,528,000 GBP,should you be
willing to assist me in this project you will be giving me 10% of your
winnings.
Just as a brief,due to my position in the company I can make it happen
that you would be a winner of the above stated amount,naturally every
body would like to play a lottery if they are assured of winning, I am
assuring you today to be a winner,please do not take for granted this
once in a life time opportunity as we both stand to collectively gain
from this at the success of the transaction.
Should you be willing to assist me in this transaction please do
respond to my secure e-mail:files_micheal01@yahoo.it
I would be providing you with my private phone number.
You can make believe you are falling for it and even have fake Western Union numbers so the scammers go to their bank looking for it. Some will write you threatening to call FBI because you broke the law. If half of them could leran how to spell they would be more successfull scamming people.
Some one must be falling for it because the amount of these letters that go out are into the millions acording to the FBI internet fraud div.
You can make believe you are falling for it and even have fake Western Union numbers so the scammers go to their bank looking for it. Some will write you threatening to call FBI because you broke the law. If half of them could leran how to spell they would be more successfull scamming people.
Some one must be falling for it because the amount of these letters that go out are into the millions acording to the FBI internet fraud div.
I got one the other night about working from home for a company in the UK. They needed people to cash the checks of their US customers..... It actually didn't have any spelling errors in it, though I had to laugh when I read it.
I usually just empty my junk mail folder, but every once in awhile I'll open one of the scam emails just to get a good laugh.
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