Just reeived three E-Mails from the same source stating I've won £1,000,000.
I only have to respond to claim my prize.
I don't think I should respond do you?
I must admit though, I'm wondering what this scam is all about.
Best wishes from,
Gibson.
Just reeived three E-Mails from the same source stating I've won £1,000,000.
I only have to respond to claim my prize.
I don't think I should respond do you?
I must admit though, I'm wondering what this scam is all about.
Best wishes from,
Gibson.
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its a scam delete it fast
I wouldn't tell your employer what you think of him just yet!!
Equally, don't even think of sending an "arrangement" fee first.
Probably not even a good idea to click on any links, especially if you're using IE!
Yeah FXMan, I guess thats it an "arrangement fee". Couldn't work out whats in for the sender.
Best wishes from,
Gibson.
That would be the arrangement fee..LOLOriginally Posted by gibson
Sorry to sound blunt, but I can't beleive you are even asking about these type of emails.
Where have you been for the past years???
I keep getting automated phone calls claiming I've won a cruise - all I have to do is press 3 and I assume I'd be connected to a person who would then sell me plane tickets to Florida for about £3000 per personI just hang up.
If it sounds to good to be true, it's a scam
I have also had some of those calls, they usually start with " Congratulations you have Won " then go on to all the details with which you have to follow and the number to call.I keep getting automated phone calls claiming I've won a cruise - all I have to do is press 3 and I assume I'd be connected to a person who would then sell me plane tickets to Florida for about £3000 per person
aslat, I've lead a very sheltered life.
Best wishes from,
Gibson.
Fair enough..if you don't know, then you don't don't know.
But as COR cays "If it sounds to good to be true, it's a scam "
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