Question Posted Wednesday November 28 2007, 8:14 pm
I assume you're aware of those scams...like this:
Dear Sir/Madam, My name is Mark wilson hello i serch for some one in america to work wiht me thats in one hours by 3000$ look i have alotof accounts bankofamerica and i didnt live in america in this dayes and i need someone to help me to cahsout the money from the bankof america if you have bankofamerica account send me your account numbre and last name and your zipcode and i can make you transfers to your account and then you go to cahsout the money and you will take 400$ from 1000$ and i will make you transfers all time if you ready to do that if u accept that i am ready to make you alotof transfers today you can collect 3000$ today and when i amke the transfer and you cashout the money you will take your money and send me my money from westernunion so when you do that you can work me in that bussiness and you can be very rich i am serious. m.menro@yahoo.comm.menro@hotmail.com i am online now add me and we can talk can you help me im her wating your replay and You can open an account at the Bank of America at 25 dollars just to work with me for the simple amount of $ 2000 per day and possibly more, I am here waiting for a reply
If I don't reply, can they access my personal information via my computer?
-Them: I'll give you 10 million dollars if you help me transfer some money
-You: I am interested in this, how do I do it?
-Them: Simply wire us Ten Thousand Dollars($10,000). We'll then give you the ten million dollars.
-You: ok *does it*
-Them: HAHAHAHA, we're not going to give you anything, SUCKER
-You: :'(
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