Magic Pills, Leprechauns & Pixie Dust - Page 2

Squandered Halfpints · 06-26-2008, 06:13 PM

I just received my first Scam Email. Yes... I know, im a little excited. What do you guys think, should I go for it?

Good Day. My name is Mr. Song Lile, I am the credit officerin Hang Seng Bank, Hong Kong. I have a businessproposal in the tune of $19.5m to be transferredto an offshore account with your assistance. After the successful transfer, we shall share inratio of 30% for you and 70% for me. Should you beinterested, please respond to my letter immediately,so we can commence all arrangements and I will giveyou more information on the project and how we wouldhandle it. Please treat this business with utmostconfidentiality. You can contact me on my private email - lilesong_info@yahoo.com.hk) and send me thefollowing information for documentation purpose: 1 Full names: 2 private phone number: 3current residential address: 4 Occupation: 5 Age and Sex: I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards,Mr. Song Lile.

Im think I'm gonna go for it. Oh wait, "utmostconfidentiality"...damn, I guess I screwed up. Maybe next time. Where do these people usually get your email address from???

custronadems · 07-31-2008, 06:54 AM

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Dale King · 07-31-2008, 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by custronadems

heyy dale king its nice to share this information

thanx for ur this kind of ideas sharing nature

carry on it

Thanks!

Dale King

MikeLib19 · 08-14-2008, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Squandered Halfpints

I just received my first Scam Email. Yes... I know, im a little excited. What do you guys think, should I go for it?

Good Day. My name is Mr. Song Lile, I am the credit officerin Hang Seng Bank, Hong Kong. I have a businessproposal in the tune of $19.5m to be transferredto an offshore account with your assistance. After the successful transfer, we shall share inratio of 30% for you and 70% for me. Should you beinterested, please respond to my letter immediately,so we can commence all arrangements and I will giveyou more information on the project and how we wouldhandle it. Please treat this business with utmostconfidentiality. You can contact me on my private email - lilesong_info@yahoo.com.hk) and send me thefollowing information for documentation purpose: 1 Full names: 2 private phone number: 3current residential address: 4 Occupation: 5 Age and Sex: I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards,Mr. Song Lile.

Im think I'm gonna go for it. Oh wait, "utmostconfidentiality"...damn, I guess I screwed up. Maybe next time. Where do these people usually get your email address from???

Good question. Id never got one before, then all of a sudden about a month ago I started getting them through my website going straight to my 1&1 email account. Now its about 1 or 2 every day. That email is strictly for business so getting emails is usually a good thing...then I get to log in to see that crap. Its not like they provide the courtesy of an opt-out either.

WAET · 08-28-2008, 06:43 PM

ive seen a leprechaun and a pot of gold lately, but thats a different story...um may i ask why this annoys you so muchthat you had to waste 15 minutes of your life posting this thread? all the replies are like "yea totally man everyone should read this youre right blah blah bloody blooblah" so then who are these idiots that fall for the scams? like serio9usly have you ever wondered that? do you know anyone personally? i dont. the fact that it annoys all you guys seems weird to me,just a waste of hate i think, definitely not sticky worthy

niaz2 · 09-30-2008, 02:56 AM

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Dale King · 10-01-2008, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by niaz2

there are ultra information . I like to accept this information.

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Dale King

coachelle · 11-12-2008, 03:23 PM

You are right Dale. I see it all the time as a business coach. The good news: many people who have been in business for a while understand that a successful business requires follow through and accountability. Here is a great site for coaching and tools to help entrepreneurs and sales professionals: RevenueBlitz.com

GlamGirl · 11-12-2008, 05:46 PM

I personally know a person who would constantly fall for these if I weren't in their life. Not to sound proud or anything. What gets me is that he is continually intrigued by each one, it never gets old. Yesterday he received over 1,500 in fake money orders in the mail. Some company randomly picked him via email to trust with processing payments - OOOO KKKK. And no, he didn't cash them. The most recent one was a "money gifting" company that claims when you send in money, others will send you money and that it is based on morals and you can be "philanthropic" while making millions. Give me a freakin break. i read up on it and found out the guy is in hiding somewhere in Canada. Oh yeah, and supposidly 10% goes to feeding the starving kids in Africa . what a jerk!

sukhjeet_vfusion · 11-28-2008, 01:42 AM

My 2 cents ... I guess the Internet was just another way to increase the momentum of scams and frauds filling up our in-boxes, legitimate forums, and even Google Adwords! One thing I find fascinating is how fast these criminals adapt to new technologies. I use Internet marketing techniques to promote a legitimate business, but it seems that these scammers are using the same techniques, except that they are always a step ahead! From phishing techniques to more advanced SSL certificate masquerades, it is becoming a more scary Internet ... or more truthfully, an even more scary world ...

Sukhjeet Singh
co-founder of The v-Fusion Group
www.success.thevfusiongroup.biz

sukhjeet_vfusion · 11-28-2008, 01:54 AM

You should also be careful of emails you get that do not have an "opt-out" requirement. They may look real, but can easily be fake. The opt-out requirement is part of the CAN-SPAM act, which can be viewed in detail at The CAN-SPAM Act: Requirements for Commercial Emailers

Spammers are actually getting creative in that the "opt-out" link actually points to one of their websites. Make sure that you recognize the group that you are about to "opt-out" of before clinking any link. If you don't know what it is, mark it as junk!

Sukhjeet Singh
co-founder of The v-Fusion Group
The v-Fusion Group

sendoutaustralia · 11-28-2008, 09:09 AM

Hey all, scams are the definate a downer bout the net, I sussed out every nook and cranny online searching for opportunities before I found anything worthwhile. Now I work for myself online, so rest assured there are legit opportunities out there!