I’m wondering if how to take the fact that I, during the last couple of days have received a few lottery mails where the scammers actually seem to know my name. Alas, only my first name, since they want me to send in my full name, my phone and fax nummer as well as my mobile… Read the rest of this entry »
Nowdays, I don’t publish every single lottery scam I receive. It’s a sad fact, but this site would look way to boring if I did. These iScams just don’t have enough ingenuity and originality to be worth publishing.
But hey, I just have to pop the question: Who would even start thinking the below mail was legitimate when it is
Still… Some people seem to bite the bait. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s always a bit strange when `good friends´ need your name and address. It’s even stranger when lawyers want to do business worth 20 million dollars with a total stranger. If Barrister Martins indeed exists, I’m sure he would use very different techniques for laundring money though… As always with this kind of scam mails, there is a lot of confusion about first and surnames. Who is this Martins Abbey or Abbey Martins? Read the rest of this entry »
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