Fake recovery scam

From Roy Kelvin Gred Wed Nov 23 18:19:34 2011
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From: Roy Kelvin Gred <[email protected]>
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Step 1: Fill your local bank information
Step 2: Request to send a bank wire in the amount of RM 150,935.00
Step 3:
Sending bank wire to:

Contact Details

Full Names:
Occupation:
Date of Birth:
Age:
Sex:
Address:
Mobile Phone only:
Telephone only: NIll


Bank Details
Name On Bank Account:
Bank Name:
Bank Address:
Bank City, State, Zip and Country:
SWIFT Code:
Routing/ABA Number:
Account Number:

This man claimed he is from Germany working as Interpol and had recover my lost. Asking for my details....with this form...

Hi Marylinb. The individual sending that email must be a magician too. Saying their located in Germany but the e-mail has originated out of Malaysia.
The mail appears to be originated from the computer with IP address 175.143.251.35
Contact information of the ISP for the above IP address is, [email protected]
EMRAN AHMED KAMAL Telekom Malaysia Jalan Pantai Baru, Kuala Lumpur. MALAYSIA
So yes, it is fake.

Thanks....i knew it...now, whoever ask for money online r definitely SCAMMER....i'm glad I found this site last 2 days...

That is correct Marylinb, you have summed it up correctly. Anyone from a so called internet dating type of site asking for money to be sent via wu or moneygram is fraudulant. Sending money through those institutions is a brilliant idea but scammers give it a bad name and do it for the wrong reasons.
And, any company asking payment by way of wu or mg should also be viewed with a high amount of suspicion.
Be very cautious with paypal etc too.