Scams... - Page 2

STEED · 08-29-06, 05:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Linton

I get lots of emails from people pretending to be Banks asking me to "update my account details".They are all false and go straight into the junk folder.They are quite professionally done,with the correct bank logo,address etc.

Same here, I delete them without reading them and I told my bank not to send me email. By doing this they have to send me letters and if I come across one that looks odd, strait up to the bank I go and show them the letter. In the last five years my bank has thanked me twice for bringing to there attention a couple of scam letters.

I-25 · 08-29-06, 01:26 PM

first this

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Originally Posted by Rockstar

No it's for real dude, I made 100,000 USD just last week they dropped in my account no hassle or gimmicks really! Go for it.

Then this

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Yes, this is one of the biggest scams around. Just ask someone at your local FBI office.

Of course I've seen a website by a guy who answers them and tries to scam money out of THEM!:rotfl:

I don't remember where it was, though.

WHAT TO DO!

looks pretty real to me

Takeda Shingen · 08-29-06, 03:50 PM

It's completely on the level. I now own a series of asbestos manufacturing centers across sub-Saharan Africa. I was told that asbestos is going to make a dramatic comeback. By my calculations, I should only have to wait for a few more weeks, then it's easy street.

All I needed to invest was my savings account information and my credit card number. Sure, I have no savings, and am $50,000 in debt, but it was worth it.

08-29-06, 03:50 PM	#18
Takeda Shingen Navy Seal Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 8,643 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	It's completely on the level. I now own a series of asbestos manufacturing centers across sub-Saharan Africa. I was told that asbestos is going to make a dramatic comeback. By my calculations, I should only have to wait for a few more weeks, then it's easy street. All I needed to invest was my savings account information and my credit card number. Sure, I have no savings, and am $50,000 in debt, but it was worth it.