Syrian doc scam - Dr. Adrian W. Steve

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Posted: Fri May 18, 2018 9:32 pm

I shut this one down in a minute. They now seem to use Google “Hangouts” which is something like Facebook Messenger. I had a fake Google email I used. This fool wanted me to redeem a parcel from a Turkish security firm that is allegedly folding any second.

He gave a stupid email link. I did NOT click on it. I looked up the firm separately - of course no such place. He assured me it would not cost more that $3000 or $4000.

He would send me a code to open the parcel once I had it. They really think we’re morons don’t they?

I got the deceased wife story, the whole predictable bit. Allegedly lived in Miami. The storage certificate he sent was the stupidest thing. The American address for him is literally a street and avenue that don’t intersect, lol.

The parcel supposedly has jewels and diamonds of the dear doctor’s dearly departed wife. Yet he has a 14 year old son who lives who knows where.

He “promised” I’d receive a gift of gratitude from the heart. And he had a special offer for me after I got this parcel.

Don’t they understand how old this bunker is? Or that people are onto them?

I pity the poor fellow whose pix he is using.

Posted: Fri May 18, 2018 10:33 pm

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I looked up the firm separately

It looks like these guys have a fake website. Could you please post the details so that it can be taken down?

Posted: Fri May 18, 2018 10:52 pm

The website he wanted me to email was [email protected]

Posted: Fri May 18, 2018 11:16 pm

Thanks for posting the email. Mountain Goat was asking if the lad gave you a website to visit?

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He gave a stupid email link. I did NOT click on it. I looked up the firm separately

Did he give you an actual website to visit (if so, please post the url here) or did he just pretend to be with a real company that you found on the web?

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That is the Turkish company he wanted me to contact re his parcel. I didn’t click on it. [email protected]

Posted: Sat May 19, 2018 5:16 am

europe.com is a free email domain. We don't shut down addresses at those. There's also nothing to fear about clicking on an email address. All it does is bring up a compose window, which you can close if you don't want to send anything.

If the lad has a website he set up, or a domain he registered, we do want to shut it down. What is his website?

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