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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!)Fredrick Ola doesn’t have access to millions of dollars. What he wants is access to your money. He’s a scammer. A scammer who wants to steal your money by charging you fees. Delete the email and don’t reply. RESPOND VIA:
Dear Sir/Madam, I am Fredrick Ola, the Human Resources Executive of Atlantic Oil & Gas Corporation. On the 15th of May [Continue reading I NEED YOU TO READ AND GET BACK TO ME] A regular contributor forwarded me this little gem. Does the scammer really you will believe that someone, anyone, even the largest company would over pay an invoice to the tune of $23.3m without noticing!!! “Dr Van” isn’t the holder of a PhD in anything – he’s a scammer who wants to steal your money by charging you fees. Delete the email and don’t reply. Hello! How are you today? I am Dr. [Continue reading Dr. J. L. Van Genderen [Ph.D]?] This isn’t a legitimate email from Tiscali. Firstly it’s written in poor English. Secondly – if you point your mouse at the link in the email (don’t click) you will see that the web address displayed at the bottom of your screen ISN’T the address of the Tiscali website. It’s a scam site which the scammer has hacked onto a legitimate website. What does the scammer want? I clicked on the link, entered a [Continue reading IMPORTANT: Alert about your Tiscali Internet billing information on file] Get out your tissues folks – take your seat ready for this heart-rending weepy. I’m sure if it starred Meryl Streep and Colin Firth it would be a number one best seller on DVD. Maybe this scammer should be writing Mills and Boon novels for a living rather than trying to steal money from random victims. And who in their right mind would ask a total stranger, contacted randomly by email, to take care [Continue reading Fw: This is about my son Michael, Please love and take care of him] If you click on the acculotto link provided (which is legitimate) you will see that Acculotto DON’T hold prize draws. They provide a system for choosing numbers for other draws. Click here to see the real AccuLotto. This is a scam. There was no draw and you haven’t won anything. Delete the email and don’t reply. EMAIL AWARD ACCULOTTO.COM http://http://www.acculotto. com/lottery.html [Continue reading EMAIL ADDRESS ALERT MESSAGE:] Rubbish. Rhubard. Ridiculous. You haven’t won anything. There was no draw. There is a scammer, hoping that you will fall for this scam so that they can steal money from you by charging you fees. Delete the email and don’t reply. NEVER reply to a scammer. This simply confirms that your email address is active and you will receive even more scam and spam emails than before. PRIZE/PROMOTION AWARD DEPT. LOTTO NL. [Continue reading Winning Reference Number TYM-101/8231 (Your Email Won)] I hope you know that you should NEVER click on a link in a bank email – even if it appears to come from your own bank. What is this supposed to mean, I wonder -your account ”has upshot an internal error on our processor.” This is a phishing email – written by a scammer who wants to get your bank account details and help themselves to your cash. If you point your mouse [Continue reading HSBC Online Service – Important security information.] Yawn. I’ve that so many emails from, so called, American soldiers who just happen to have been there when Saddam Husseins millions were found and who just happen to have helped themselve and who just happen to need my help. If I added up all the money I have, apparently, been offered it would amount to several times the total amount found. None of them are real, of course. They’re all written by scammers [Continue reading RE] It’s been a while since I was sent a hoax warning email. The language in which they are written is always the giveaway. Shock, horror language and they always ask you to forward to everyone you know or, in this case, pass to your women friends. This simply makes you a spammer. NEVER pass on a shock, horror warning unless a) you have written it yourself from personal experience, or b) you have checked [Continue reading serious alert especially for ladies] A fake job advert, complete with a totally irrelevant link to an ecard site. To see how these fake job scams work, see the scam “victims page” of this site. If you make the mistake of applying, you will find money is (apparently) deposited into your account. As soon as you forward most of it to the scammers (I mean the requested addresses or account) you will find that, magically, the original deposit is [Continue reading Check out this fun site from Clicks & Wishes] |
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