astro
February 28, 2010, 5:25am
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Fortune has smiled! I received this sweet missive this evening. What shall I do with this surfeit of funds? Possibly a Scrooge McDuck like plunge into a pile of euros would be in order. God I’m so excited!
From the desk of
Dear Beneficiary!
In the midst of what many are calling the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression’The United Nations GLOBAL Relief Agency’is reimbursing individual/company out of their surplus funds as part of our humanitarian mission and new innovation to eradicate proverty and save humanity of many people in the world. You are hereby informed that during the last U.N. meeting held in New York City, USA and the last conference held in United Kingdom,England. Your Name attached to your email address were randomly selected from more than 5.6 million email addressess collected from around the world to receive this year reimbursement funds.
On this note,You have been specifically choosen to receive a total reimbursement sum of $830,000.00USD (Eight Hundred and Thirty Thousand US Dollars) for your Personal Development such as! Pay off your bills, Start a good business,Personal Education,Pay off your credit cards,Get out of debt,Buy your own home,Fix up your home,Invest in real estate,Pay off healthcare bills And much more!.
For security reason a collection pin code number has been included for easy identification.
All you have to do now is to get back to this office with your Full Name, Confirm Mailing Address and your UN Pin Code Number for easy identification and further payment guildline.
Once again unbehalf of United Nations we say thank you for your humanitarian support!
Best Regards,E-mail:Supportun@gala.net
Leaper
February 28, 2010, 6:51am
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How exciting for you! I’m sure that they’ll happily deduct any fees, levies, surcharges, and such from your check instead of asking you for them, and immediately send you the rest of your money with no difficulty at all!
Sounds like the perfect opportunity to make a down payment on a spiffy new black helicopter!
Cicero
February 28, 2010, 11:12am
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I suppose some people must still fall for these things as they continue to exist. However, with all the warnings that have been around I can have little sympathy. If I ever did.
Wow, you lucky bastard. And they even provide the number for easy identification. Lucky, lucky bastard.
I think this might be a scam. Putting an exclamation point in the salutation sets off alarm bells for me.
This is what tipped me off.
Lumpy
February 28, 2010, 6:29pm
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If you received the letter they already have your name and mailing address, and they’re the ones who sent you the PIN number, so how does this let them scam you?
Rick
February 28, 2010, 6:37pm
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Read for detail
That is where the scam comes in. We need your bank account number so that we may deposit the funds…
jasg
February 28, 2010, 6:49pm
10
That’ll about cover your health care in the coming years
astro
February 28, 2010, 7:41pm
11
Stop your hellish lies!! It’s all true, every golden word! They are going to save my humanity!
Scougs
February 28, 2010, 7:50pm
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I liked this bit:
“U.N. meeting held in New York City, USA and the last conference held in United Kingdom, England”
Yup folks, New York City is in the USA, and United Kingdom is in England.
