A new twist on the UN recovery scam?

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Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:21 am

He actually put "Spam" in the the subject line. Look at no. 7 on the bottom Very Happy

I'm so tempted to send his own "scam details including scammer information" back to him but then I'd be educating him. Wonder if the G0mer Boyz would be considered scammers or just dollar choppers Wink

If anyone wants to 'report' any scammers, please feel free to Very Happy

IP 94.79.66.56 comes back to Turkey.

***SPAM*** Get Your Money Back: CATCH SCAMMERS !!!Thursday, August 6, 2009 5:01 PM
From: "CLIFFORD FIRM" <[email protected]>Add sender to ContactsTo: undisclosed-recipientsTo Whom It May Concern,

May we use this medium to alert you on the present high rate of online scams. It has come to the attention of international organisations and governments across the globe and thus this agency has been lauched along with others to apprehend scammers world-wide.

We have been working towards the eradication of fraudsters and scam Artists in Western part of Africa and other nations. Thus, with the help of the United States Government and the United Nations, we have been able to track down and apprehend up to 310 scammers in various parts of West African countries, Middle east and Russia. These scammers have been charged and sentenced; and their victims have also received their money back plus settlement for human rights violation by these scammers.

We have been able to recover huge sums of money from these scammers and their various organisations. Online fraud has become increasingly rampant and thus it has become a large fraudulent online organisation and with your help we can bring justice to their doorsteps.

We thus advice, if you have been a victim of any such online scam or you know anyone who has been and is in need of help to get these scammers apprehended and the money returned plus settlement for impersonation and fraud crimes. We urge that you contact our customer service agent.

So you are adviced to contact via this email:- [email protected]

Provide the information below in order for your case to be filed and processed urgently:-

1. YOUR FULL NAME AND ADDRESS
2. PHONE NUMBER
3. HOME ADDRESS
4. DATE OF BIRTH
5. MARITAL STATUS
6. OCCUPATION
7. SCAM DETAILS INCLUDING SCAMMER'S INFORMATION

Thanks for your co-operation,

Regards,

Bar. Dennis Beers

Clifford Chance Anti-Fraud
98077LKE

Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:26 am

I think a mail server inserted the ***SPAM*** tag in the subject line Wink

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