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Posted by kab625 • 3/16/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic

Okay, this is by far, the very worst phising scam I have ever seen
Nickname???? (Optional, of course).

Bank Of America Customers !!!

Alert : Before Your Learn This Message plz donot reply To this email if u wanna contact me ( soukdalas@gmail.com )

Personal Loan Services , this is the new generation of loan , u can loan in the same time you

can work . you didnt understund but in the same time you find it very intersting .

for example if we send to you 2000$ (max 3000$ per week ) you will keep 1000$

(max 30 day ) and u will send the rest to another customer by western union , becose we send by bankof america online login , and not all our customers have bankofmaerica account , so

that's why we give this offer to bankofmaerica customers only .

If you find this offer intersting send this information to this email soukdalas@gmail.com

ammount : (max 3000$ per week)

First name :

Last name :

Nickname : (optional )

Phone number :

bankofamerica account number :

zip code :

Email :

Thanks for your co-operation.

Personal Loan Services .

User Comments

3/16/08

sellytapgirl

Spammers are stupid and pointless. The people that fall for these are even more so.

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3/16/08

BlogEntrepreneur

Yes. I want to buy a sense of humor for a few BC'ers.

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1. 3/16/08
  
  kab625
  
  I still have mine!
3/16/08

kab625

But this one is sooo bad, NOBODY would fall for it. Poor soul.

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3/16/08

funepets

There are always a small percent who fall for such scams. Else, why would the Nigerians keep sending their scam emails. I had watched an episode on Dateline sometime in 2007. Even Full fledged doctors have fallen prey to such scams.

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1. 3/16/08
  
  kab625
  
  Yes, I know and it's sad. It's just that the spelling here and everything about it is the worst! i.e " if u wanna contact me" from Bank of America?
  Nickname? I think we should all e-mail him/her and make up some really scary nicknames, like Agent DoLittle/FBI.
2. 3/16/08
  
  MadameX
  
  The Nigerian scam emails are at least usually grammatically correct (or close to it). I think I'd have an easier time believing I'd won a foreign lottery that I hadn't entered than that my bank would send me an email and say "u" instead of "you".
3/16/08

kab625

Exactly MadameX - This is soo over the edge. I really laughed hysterically, but then thought about the sheer desperation for lack of better understanding.

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3/16/08

lasunrose

Is it a 0% interest loan? Only joking! I always get a kick out of the emails, where they say some millionaire died with no relatives. They want me to act as the mysterious relative to collect the money and then to split it with the email writer. They always state they want me to go into this with honesty! I think their email should be posted on one of those joke-a-day sites!

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3/16/08

lasunrose

Furthermore, I am often the winner of the UK lottery without even purchasing a lottery ticket!

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1. 3/16/08
  
  kab625
  
  Wow, you too! We'll have to split it. I still think we should e-mail this person. We can offer writing classes. It could be part of our Random Acts of Kindness. Then we can find him/her a real job, like making money blogging.
3/16/08

clioandme

Pure phish. And rather badly executed at that. A Gmail account? Really? Even if they get the personal information of some desperate soul, how much could that information be worth? If someone needs credit that badly, chances are their credit isn't worth much anyway.

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1. 3/16/08
  
  kab625
  
  Mark, that's true.
  
  There are "legitimate" lenders that will take plenty from those who already have nothing.
3/16/08

jackpayne

Yikes! How can anyone react in any way to something like this other than throwing their arms in the air and running, screaming, away from it.

As a guy who writes on this kind of stuff all the time, I can see no other course of action.

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1. 3/17/08
  
  clioandme
  
  How do you write while running and screaming with your arms in the air? Please let us in on this secret.
3/17/08

kristilinauer

Awesome! I could certainly use the money, and I have a Bank of America account. I'm sending my info ASAP! And I'm not even bothered by the fact that they obviously don't know English very well, and didn't even TRY to make the darn thing make any sense.

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3/17/08

soarkaios

LOL. How can you take this person seriously when he's using "u" instead of "you" for a formal letter, no bank would use someone as stupid as this, lol. Ah, good old scammers.

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