moneygram scam?

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Not quite a Newb Joined: 03 Jul 2010 Posts: 24

can anyone contact moneygram to kill this? came to my inbox.

DEAR VALUED CUSTOMERS:
SEASON GREETING:
The Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking Bureau OF Money Transmissions and MoneyGram Payment Systems,(MoneyGram) Inc. have decided to compensate those that have been scarmed and help people and businesses by providing affordable, reliable and convenient payment services to all our valuable customers who have been using Moneygram regularly to transfer money to friends and family all over the world with the amount of $2.5000000.00 (Two Point Five Million dollars) will be giving to you in form of MoneyGram ATM Cash Prepaid MasterCard.

via Wire transfer, Money Gram ONLY

so we require some more information in order to complete this Delivery

Full Name:
Verifiable Address:
Occupation:
Mobile Phone Number:
Sex:
Marital Status:
Age:
valid ID:
passport:

You can reply to via email:[email protected]

The benefits of MoneyGram Prepaid MasterCardS are considerable:

The card has a number only;
No card holder name appears;
Expiration is 2 years;
Scan of ID required;
Competitive Withdrawal Rates of 1% ;
protected up to 100%

please be informed that Your card arrives within 7-10 days of payment

MoneyGram�, the Globe, ExpressPayment�, MoneyGram Rewards� and The Power Is In Your Hands�

are registered marks of MoneyGram. � 2009-2010 MoneyGram. All rights reserved.

Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:30 pm

There isn't anything MG can do about this, it's just the usual lad scam script.

If you reply there comes the usual requirements for fees, payments, lawyers, shipping agents, secure storage companies, barristers, Uncle Tom Cobbley and all.

Either bait or ignore and delete

Elite Baiter Joined: 19 Jan 2009 Posts: 1440

Wow, MoneyGram must be broke from repaying all those who have been "scarmed" since they now must use a mail.com email addy.
How altruistic of them.