Nigerian Scam - Topic profile

I just had to read this one and the headers give it away. I am not sure where to forward it to if you have an email address, or several, to forward it to please let me know.

So I don't regularly check my gmail, but I checked it today, and I received this: Hey Josh, Congratulations on your new position at Overlake Hospital Medical Center. I hope your first week at is going well for you. Within this welcome letter you will find how to submit your hours, paycheck distribution, online Pay advice system, expense process, benefits, ...

Jail the 'greedy' scam victims, says Nigerian diplomat ASHER MOSES 22/08/2008 12:00:01 AM THE Nigerian high commissioner says people who are ripped off by so-called Nigerian scams are just as guilty as the fraudsters and should be jailed. Responding to a story in yesterday's Herald , which revealed Australians lose at least $36 million a year to the online scams, Sunday Olu Agbi ...

Should Victims of The Nigerian Scam Be Arrested Too? Nigerian official: greedy marks as guilty as 419 scammers By Jacqui Cheng | Published: August 22, 2008 - 10:40AM CT People who fall for so-called " Nigerian scams " aren't victims at all—in fact, they're greedy and should be jailed, according to Nigerian high ...

And I somewhat agree. The same way I totally agree that the parents of online pedophile Victims should also be jailed for being Couch Parents instead of real parents. anyhow, here is the story: -------------------------------------------------- ----- People who fall for so-called "Nigerian scams" aren't victims at all—in fact, they're greedy and should be jailed, according to Nigerian high ...

According to the nigerian government. http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...-scammers.h tml Thats rich, NBC found one on the first try and you can't find any of them? Sure must be looking hard!

He's running a Nigerian scam on you. Send it to WR, Sr, % WR Box 777 El Vanada, Ecotopia 98765 Thank you

Advertised a cheap car of mine which I'm trying to sell on Autotrader. I've know had three emails from different people offering to buy the car. However, they all want to send me a cheque for approx £2K over the price, get their 'agents' to collect the car, and then once the cheque has cleared, for me to pay them back the 'change'. The tone of the person sending the emails does sound ...

I get these sometimes and even though I know it won't go any farther I sometimes respond. One time the guy wrote that if I didn't help get the money out of the country, the government would just use it to buy weapons. I wrote back and said that I just happen to be an International Arms Dealer, and could he put me in contact with that government.

No matter what, hold out for at least 40% -- his offer of 30% is just bullshit.

I ran into this last year when I sold my '06 GSX-R750 on cycletrader.com. At first I was excited to sell the bike, but once I read a little closer something didn't smell right. I referenced cycle trader's info/"beware of scams" section, and sure enough a scam they described was the exact situation the "buyer" of my bike was setting up with me. After several e-mails back and forth, I finally ...

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