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I just got the below:

I am tempted to set up a fake gmail account and feed them fake details, is even doing that risky? I obviously know there is no money and its a total scam, but just fancied f***in with them. (Yes I am bored).

[i]Hello.

Although you might be apprehensive about my email as we have never met before. I am Dr. Bruce Moore, a Banker,Head Of Operations with (NatWest Bank Plc) No. 5 The Parada, Qadby, Leicester, LE2 SBB. There is the sum of £20,000,000.00 currently in my branch,there were no beneficiary stated concerning these funds which means no one would ever come to claim it.

That is why I ask that we work together,I will be pleased to work with you as trusted person and see that the fund is transfered out of my Bank into another Bank Account. Once the funds have been transfered to your nominated Bank account we shall then share it in the ratio of 60% for me, 40% for you.Your urgent response is been awaited as this is an opportunity of a lifetime for both of us.

Contact me: drbrucemoore41@hotmail.com
Full Name: Dr. Bruce Moore

Thanks,
Dr. Bruce Moore[/i]


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 12:09 pm
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http://www.419eater.com/index.php


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 12:11 pm
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as above 419eater shows you how to do it. You'll need to go some to beat the tattoo story though!


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 12:19 pm
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this looks like fun! (in a sad geeky kind of way)!


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 12:21 pm
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I struggle to have sympathy for anyone who falls for a scam like that. You must be either incredibly greedy, incredibly stupid or more likely a big mix of both.


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 12:53 pm
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Welcome to the internet.


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 12:55 pm
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Qadby? Is that near Oadby perhaps?

But yes, +1 for wasting their time and leading them on as much as possible. Countercon the conners.


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 1:06 pm
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They call it Scambaiting don't they?

I get emails like this often.

Usually thay are badly spelt letters from a Reverend, or a Doctor, or someone equally thought to be genuine and responsible. The sob stories and unlikely scenarios are so obvious.

So you instatly know it's been sent by low life, from some thirdworld country.

Add the email address to your junk mail filter list. Job done!


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 2:42 pm
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Why would the Head of a Bank use a Hotmail address!!!!! Drrrrrrrrr


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 6:07 pm
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Because he's trying to nick 20 million quid!!!


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 6:14 pm
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I struggle to have sympathy for anyone who falls for a scam like that. You must be either incredibly greedy, incredibly stupid or more likely a big mix of both.

You did [i]read[/i] the OP, did you not? The whole point is to string the scammer along, not fall for it. Everyone else seems to have got the point.


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 6:29 pm
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Err Countzero are you taking the piss?

I DO get the point. What I'm saying is that some people do not and evidently get scammed. These people must be thick as pig sh!t and bloody greedy, hence I don't have any sympathy for them.

At no point am I suggesting that the OP believes this story.


 
Posted : 08/06/2010 6:40 pm