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Date: Sat, 7 Jun 2008 15:14:25 +0100 (GMT+01:00)
From: "Mrs Ann Maryben" <annmary7790677> View Contact Details Add Mobile Alert
Subject: YOUR BANK DRAFT CONTACT MR JOHN MARTINEZ

Dear Friend ,

I am happy to inform you about my success in getting your winning funds
under the cooperation of a new partner from South Africa. Presently
I'm in india for investment projects with my own share of the total sum.
Meanwhile, I did not forget your past efforts and attempts to get your
winnings despite that failed somehow.

I have made a deposit of $700.000.00 (SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND US
DOLLARS) with Mr.john martinez. Now contact Mr.john martinez , Find below his
contact information.


NAME: MR.JOHN MARTINEZ
E-MAIL: [email protected]

Ask him to send you the total $700.000.00 (SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND US
DOLLARS) certified bank Cheque, which I raised in your favor for your
compensation for all the past efforts and attempt in this matter.I really
appreciated your efforts at that time very much. So feel free and get
in touch with Mr.john martinez and give him your address where to send
the draft to you or rather inform him about a telegraphic wire transfer
if you like. Please do let me know immediately you receive the Cheque
to enable us share the joy after all the sufferness at that time. In the
moment, I'm very busy here because of the investment projects, which
the new partner and me are having at hand,finally, remember that I had
forwarded instruction to Mr.john martinez without any delay,and also
provide him with your information as follows.

FULL NAMES:
MAILING ADDRESS:
PHONE NUMBER:
COUNTRY:

Best regards,
MRS. ANN MARYBEN

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Ey guys, seems like im getting so much of these...quite upset with all the scams and spams....

HI Nephilim,

Thanks for posting this on the site. You are right, there are a lot of these bogus emails all over the place, some days I really wear out my thumb deleting them all!

The scammers harvest email addresses from many different places: guestbooks on legitimate websites, online registrations for "consumer surveys", and other such sites.

One thing you can do to reduce the volume of scams like this is to create filters in your email account, forwarding such emails directly into your 'Spam' folder. You can filter on common words the scammers use, such as 'Lottery', 'Inheritance', 'winning', 'wire transfer', etc.
Be careful though, you may filter some legitimate emails with those terms in them too!

Other people I know frequently change their email accounts.

One positive thing, you seem to recognize these scams for what they are-- a lot of people are not so fortunate!

regards

Tim