Hallo,
heute bekomm ich folgendes, nachdem ich einmal geantwortet habe und diese Adresse zum ersten mal ins Spiel gebracht habe:
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Dear xxxxxxxxxxxx,
I`m awfully sorry to inform you that the person you are dealing with,
Roy Atk`nson, is a
scammer. You are being scammed using the infamous "Advance Fee Fraud"
scheme, also called "Nigerian scam" or "419 scam". I strongly advise
you to do a google search on these terms. Please do NOT send money to
this scammer under any circumstances anymore! All money you would be
sending would be lost. THIS IS A SCAM, and not a real business. Feel
free to ask me about the details.
There is absolutely no money waiting for you. It has never existed and
it will never exist. The only money in this story is your money you might
have sent and that you would be still sending to him. Please don`t.
I`m sorry if you have lost any money and if so, I hope that you can cope with
that. Unfortunately there is little or no chance to get this money
back. You can of course try to seek assistance at the U.S. Secret Service, but I
actually don`t think they will be able to retrieve your money. The
scammer you are dealing with (and who`s impersonating all characters
on his side) is in Dakar, Senegal, all other places eventually
mentioned are completely bogus. I don`t know his real name and there
are chances that I will never come to know it.
It is very important to understand that you should BY NO
MEANS tell the scammer the you have been warned. Doing so would
disable me to warn other victims. Just stop communicating with him.
Don`t send him any mail, don`t read his emails and don`t make any
phone calls to him.
Feel free to contact me if you need more information.
Regards,
John
ScamPatrol
das kam von scampatrol[ett]gmail.com über ne verdächtige Absender-IP:
Received: by 10.38.22.43 with HTTP; Fri, 29 Oct 2004 18:21:29 -0700 (PDT)
Mir kommt an dieser Warnung neben der IP auch komisch vor, der ScamPatrolierer keine Links auf seriöse Seiten mitschickt und auch nicht erklärt, woher er denn nun meine Adresse hat.
Andererseits kann ich mir nicht erklären, warum ein Mugu auf Verdacht eine Scamwarnung rausschickt und dabei 100% riskyfree seinen "Kunden" loswird. Okay, Regel Nr. 1, aber jetzt mal wirklich: was soll das?
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