Scam! or maybe not?
- Thread starter Russell Smith
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did you send them an email back offering to deposit 5mill into they're account on behalf of your dead grandfather the nigerian general? 
congrats youve won £200000 (two hundred thousand) to claim send me your bank details and sort code to youhavewonlotsagain@yahoo.com
I also had two stange online experiences!
One email saying I would be allowed to handle large amounts of money and recieve 10% but it even said 'do not reply if you know you're not trustworthy'! What serious thief thinks like that!
Secondly some ****wit added me on msn and was adament I added him and then decided that msn must have added us. Yup, thats right, msn thinks we should be friends.
He proceeded to tell me I looked mint and was swiftly deleted.
Electronics are annoying!
*rant rant*
Katxxx
One email saying I would be allowed to handle large amounts of money and recieve 10% but it even said 'do not reply if you know you're not trustworthy'! What serious thief thinks like that!
Secondly some ****wit added me on msn and was adament I added him and then decided that msn must have added us. Yup, thats right, msn thinks we should be friends.
He proceeded to tell me I looked mint and was swiftly deleted.
Electronics are annoying!
*rant rant*
Katxxx
....fancy a new toaster, will give it to the missus for crimbo
Thats to go with the washing machine and lazyboy chair (oooops, sorry, the lazyboy is for me
Don't be so bloody mean, get her a new bag and belt.
She'll love how the hoover runs after that
The reason they do that, is to reinforce the next statement, about large sums of money being involved, hence, pulling the thicko in and helping them to lift their Burberry Cap out of their eyes, long enough to respond.