Making Money For Doing Nothing For Email Spammers.



I couldn’t believe my luck when I checked email a few minutes ago and read the following:

My Dear,

This is to thank you for your effort.I understand that your hands were tied.Not to worry. I have succeeded,the money has been transfered into the account provided by a newly found friend of mine in Australia.

To compensate for your past assistance and commitments,i have dropped an International Certifie Bank Draft of $500,000,00 for you.

I am in Australia with my family presently.I do intend to establish some business concerns here,and possibly buy some properties.Contact my Secretary in Benin-Republic Mr.Peter Pen on(peter_pen003@yahoo.fr) Forward my mail to him,then ask him to send the cheque to you. He will need your full home address and telephone number.

Take good care of your self.

Regards,
MISS ALICE



And to think I didn’t have to do a thing and I received half a million dollars from Miss Alice. I copied the email and made no modifications to it. One would think if someone had that much money he/she could at least spell and puctuate properly. Perhaps Mr. Peter Pan Pen drafted the email.

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5 Responses to “Making Money For Doing Nothing For Email Spammers.”

  1. green tea says:

    LOL!

    I get at least one of these each day, and I am so tempted each time to write them back and play dumb so I can string them along. I might do it one of these days and post it somewhere.

    Anyway, thanks for sharing, my brain is storming right now :)

  2. DASH says:

    Better you than me! I worked at banks and credit unions for the past 6 years FT and still do PT and you couldn’t imagine all the stuff people get just like that. But what is worse it those who actually fall for it.

  3. Beth says:

    green tea: I used to email the spammers who sent the penis enlargement emails telling them I only had an inch long penis and I needed more than 3 inches added on. LOL
    Dash: I can’t believe people actually fall for it. I don’t even consider an employment ad legit if they can’t spell or punctuate right lol.

  4. DASH says:

    Yes, Very true. The people who fell for it were often the elderly or the young. I guess they didn’t think to know any better. Sad really.

  5. Sarakastic says:

    I especially love it when spammers can’t spell the name of hte country that they claim to be from.

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