Re: UKNM: cash scams

[Quentin Langley]

Do you mean those absurd chain letters?  Watch out for

the ones headed "This is not a chain letter".


The ones that make me laugh begin by saying something

like:


"Juan Lopez of Lima, Peru, received this letter on 12

February 1998 . . . "


 . . and then go on to tell you of the disasters that

befell poort Juan when he sent it to his Trash folder.

 


Really?  This very letter?  He must have been pretty

suprised to see his name mentioned in the first line. 

Given that it was 12 February when he received it he

must have been astonished to read of his agonising

death, scheduled for 20 March.


--- Debbie Hill <

debbie [dot] hillbbc [dot] co [dot] uk

> wrote: > Hi

> 

> I am working on a BBC TV programme and wondered

> whether anyone from the list

> had examples of any big cash scams on the internet

> which we might be able to

> follow up, replies off list to me a the above

> address.

> 

> Thanks

> 

> Debbie

> 

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