Just to warn you....another scam going around....
#11
We think we're too smart to fall for these things but I've now had 2 experiences that proved me wrong.
#12
One thing I have learned, when the subject line is something like "hello, dear" it is always a scam. Don't know why the scammers can't figure out that is NOT the way people email each other. LOL.
Also I usually sort my emails by sender, alphabetical order, and the Mr./Mrs. senders are all scammers.
Also I usually sort my emails by sender, alphabetical order, and the Mr./Mrs. senders are all scammers.
#14
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A friend just went to the Iowa State fair and a pick pocket stole his billfold. He call immediately and there were already three charges on it. You have to be so careful in todays world. Always someone out there trying to get money not working.
#19
Got a message from one of my retreat buddies last year telling me the same load of junk you got. First off I knew she wasn't in Scotland & would never go there. It was so out there & way off character for her I knew it was fake. Somebody got her email.
#20
After ignoring an original scam, I then got two follow - up emails from two alleged FBI agents and one alleged lawyer, which were telling me that the original email was genuine. They obviously did not realise I was not American and thought they could convince me with the extra "ammo". Keep safe and ignore these idiots.
And, if the FBI were involved, they would TOTALLY be relying on the victim's quilting buddies to sort the mess out.
Uh HUH. Makes a whole lot of (non)sense!!!
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