BoomerD
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- Feb 26, 2006
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WooHoo!
"Dear Winner This is to inform you that you have won a prize money of five hundred thousand pounds(£1,000,000.00) for New Year Edition 2009
Lottery promotion which is organized by WINDOWS LIVE & MICROSOFT WINDOWS,collects all the email addresses of people that are active online,among the millions that subscribed to Hotmail and MSN we only select five people every Month as our winners through electronic balloting System without the winner applying,we congratulate you for being one of the people selected."
Hey...waidaminit...the first sentence sez 500,000 pounds, then in parentheses, sez 1,000,000 pounds...Assholes...which is it?
I get so dammed tired of these fucking Nigerian scammers...you'd think that they'd at least get creative and spoof email addresses or something instead of:
from: Microsoft Award Team <bedalton24@sbcglobal.net>
reply-to: claimsverificationdept1@live.com
Just the simple lack of Microsoft anywhere in the address makes me skeptical...
(of course, when I won one of the $100 Amazon gift certificates from Microsoft and one of their survey companies...I was also VERY skeptical...and insisted on proof that they were who they claimed...which they provided)
"Dear Winner This is to inform you that you have won a prize money of five hundred thousand pounds(£1,000,000.00) for New Year Edition 2009
Lottery promotion which is organized by WINDOWS LIVE & MICROSOFT WINDOWS,collects all the email addresses of people that are active online,among the millions that subscribed to Hotmail and MSN we only select five people every Month as our winners through electronic balloting System without the winner applying,we congratulate you for being one of the people selected."
Hey...waidaminit...the first sentence sez 500,000 pounds, then in parentheses, sez 1,000,000 pounds...Assholes...which is it?
I get so dammed tired of these fucking Nigerian scammers...you'd think that they'd at least get creative and spoof email addresses or something instead of:
from: Microsoft Award Team <bedalton24@sbcglobal.net>
reply-to: claimsverificationdept1@live.com
Just the simple lack of Microsoft anywhere in the address makes me skeptical...
(of course, when I won one of the $100 Amazon gift certificates from Microsoft and one of their survey companies...I was also VERY skeptical...and insisted on proof that they were who they claimed...which they provided)
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