2.5 Million in Fed Ex Box
Not only can’t they spell, but their script is so bad that it duplicated itself. This scam promises me that I have 2.5 Million US Dollars sitting in a box waiting for me to pick it up. Here it is below:
My dear good friend,
Security Keeping Fee
New spin where they (the scammers that is) try to eliminate any fear you might have by telling you that only $95 is needed to pick up your 1.5 Million in cash. It’s all a scam and there email (couldn’t even get the name right) is listed below:
My Dear.
Bernieos
Pizza is Pizza right? Not in North Muskegon! If you haven’t heard of the twist, then you are missing out on a fantastic meal at Bernieos.
Bernieos Pizza, called the twist, is so great that it is the only nationally ranked pizza in Muskegon! The only complaint I have about the twist is the absence of a warning. The warning should go something like this:
Eko Bank Benin
Here is a new twist on a phishing scam that uses Google’s free calendar to try and trick you into sending them your confidential information. Take a look at the email address they try to pass as legitimate: fedexdeliveringoffice21@go2.pl They try and trick you into thinking because fedex is in the email address that it’s real and that you won’t focus in on the go2.pl portion of the email, which is the most important.
Camelot Group UK Lottery
Yet another phishing attempt and this time they claim I have won $4,028,772 USD (2 mill British pounds).
You have gained the computer Camelot Group UK Lottery, this is from the Camelot Group UK Lottery Program United Kingdom for Camelot Group UK Lottery. YOU HAVE WON ON THE COMPUTER BALLOT SYSTEM PROGRAM,THE SUM OF(£2,000,000.00)TWO MILLION Great Britain pounds in cash as the total amount of the second category.
MARTIN ZUMA
More phishing, this time from an email claiming to be Martin Zuma. Email is listed below for your viewing pleasure but do not respond to it, it is a scam!
FROM:MARTIN ZUMA
TEL :+27 73 2705026
C/O:RefugeeCamp -South Africa
Compliments of the day!
White lines on fingernails
My mother always told me that the white lines on my fingernail is a sign that I have told a white lie. That just couldn’t be true because I have about 10 lines and I’ve only told 5 in the last three months : )
360 Enterprises
Here is an unsolicited email I received from 360 Enterprises - My name was in a different font and the test of the text below was obviously a template. The spam is listed below.
Mr. George $800,000
Here is another phishing attempt - check out the misspellings, wording and other indicators that clue you in on the scam (besides the Security Keeping fee of $300.00 : ).
Greetings!
Fake Email
Here is information on how to identify fake email (Spoofed).
Your may receive an email with the reply-to line looking something like “some@bank.com” or other service you may have. Be aware that many times an can be forged and although it may look like your bank, it’s actually a hacker trying to get your personal information.