UNITED NATIONS OFFICE
info@un.com
11/25/10
UNITED NATIONS OFFICEFUNDS RELIEF DEPARTMENT You have been awarded a total sum of $450,000.00 by the United NationsFunds Relief Organization, your payment would be made through UK MasterCard Payment Center this is an instruction passed by the United Nations inrespect to all over delayed payment, debt re-scheduling and defraudedvictims. We will send you an International Swift Master Card that has beenapproved in your favor, with valued sum of $450,000.00 (Four Hundred AndFifty Thousand United States Dollars), which you are to use in accessingyour fund in any ATM Stand or cash point location worldwide and rememberthat the maximum withdrawal daily limit is Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00 USD). Please Contact Mr Felix Brown from FedEx Courier for the prompt deliveryof your Master Card,using the TEL:+44 7024038361 or EMAIL:fbfcs20101@gmail.com Best Wishes, Sarah Olive.United Nations Funds Relief Dept.Washington DCUSA. ----------------------------------------------------------------This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
yes, is the same mail i ve recived twice...i don t belive this sheet.i look all over for information about these company, but i don t find anything...I belive is a BIG joke! :) If it s not, why somebody give you this money for nothing...I don t know...if you recive them, let me know!(anamariafat@gmail.com) GOOD LUCK !!!
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i have an email exactly like this...why they send it? is it something true? please tell me
ReplyDeleteEmails like this are sent out for one of a few reasons.
ReplyDelete1. They want to find "good" emails that can be sold, which will get you more Spam
2. They are trying to get personal information from you. The more information they have, the more likely they can steal your identity.
Then they would use your name to open new credit cards, borrow money, etc. It could totally ruin your credit, without you doing anything wrong!
3. They want to form a relationship with you to scam you out of money. For example, they might say you need to pay shipping and handling.
4. One common scam is to "give" a person money, and say you need to forward a small portion on to someone else. Even in this digital age it takes at least 2 full weeks for money to clear bank accounts. You thing the money is safely in your account, so you send the money on. A few weeks later the bank contacts you to tell you that the funds you had received disappeared (bounced), and that you are liable for the amount you forwarded to the other person.
Take care!
Fraud,Fraud,Fraud !!
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