Robert
Staunton,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, November 12, 2003
The first questin that should be raised is "Why should DR ABDUALLY YOUSSOUFF or MIRIAM ABACHA or IBIN AHORIN be asking ME to handle his/her millions?" If a red flag doesn't shoot up fast then I can't be of any help. You get a lot of wierd e-mail these days... like the 'official' notice of a possible misuse of my credit card at Best Buy. All I have to do is type in my card information... yeah right! [On typing in that information, the perps now can ACTUALLY MISUSE MY CREDIT CARD at Best Buy or the local bar, their choice.] Or how about the 'official' communications from 'Microsoft' where you are supposed to download something -- don't. Go rent the movie "Catch Me if You Can" and realize that psychological methods criminals have always employed can now be applied to the internet. Remember: Snake Oil has been sold for years. The internet is only the latest venue available for such presentations. 'Delete' is such a great command!
K
27408,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, November 12, 2003
This is one of the oldest scams in the world...it has been flying around via the postal service for over a decade and now can be seen regularly via e-mail. I hate to say it but you seem to qualify for a "Darwin Award". If you fell for this then it might be better for you to be "thinned from the herd". Easy money is never easy and rarely cheap.
K
27408,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, November 12, 2003
This is one of the oldest scams in the world...it has been flying around via the postal service for over a decade and now can be seen regularly via e-mail. I hate to say it but you seem to qualify for a "Darwin Award". If you fell for this then it might be better for you to be "thinned from the herd". Easy money is never easy and rarely cheap.
K
27408,#5Consumer Comment
Wed, November 12, 2003
This is one of the oldest scams in the world...it has been flying around via the postal service for over a decade and now can be seen regularly via e-mail. I hate to say it but you seem to qualify for a "Darwin Award". If you fell for this then it might be better for you to be "thinned from the herd". Easy money is never easy and rarely cheap.
K
27408,#6Consumer Comment
Wed, November 12, 2003
This is one of the oldest scams in the world...it has been flying around via the postal service for over a decade and now can be seen regularly via e-mail. I hate to say it but you seem to qualify for a "Darwin Award". If you fell for this then it might be better for you to be "thinned from the herd". Easy money is never easy and rarely cheap.
Kim
Gilbert,#7Consumer Suggestion
Tue, November 11, 2003
Did you actually fall for this? These emails are all over the place. Huge scams.