Scam of the day...

[Michael]

You've got to love these people for trying:

 

My wife and I won the Euro Millions Lottery of £41 Million British Pounds

and we have decided to donate £1.5 million British Pounds to 10

individuals worldwide as our own charity project.

 

To verify,please see our interview by visiting the web page below:

EuroMillions winners Gareth and Catherine Bull scoop £41MILLION lotto jackpot | Mail Online

 

Your email address was among the emails which were submitted to us by the

Google, Inc as a web user; if you have received our email please, kindly

send us the below details so that we can transfer your £1,500,000.00

pounds in your name or direct our bank to effect the

transfer of the funds to your operational bank account in your country.

 

Full Name:

Mobile No:

Age:

Country:

Send your response to ([email protected])

Best Regards,

Gareth & Catherine Bull

 

The link at the DailyMail is in fact real, but I wonder how many people will fall for this?

[X-13]

Send your response to ([email protected])

 

Is that legit?

 

If so... SUMMON! 4CHAN! [To do something good for a change...]

[apeo]

Pretty clever.

[Oaktech]

I love a carefully concocted scam, it warms my heart that there are still people out there willing to invest time and creativity into a scam... I'm fed up with all the "Join fcukb00k" and "increase your m@nhood" emails!

[X-13]

"Join fcukb00k" and "increase your m@nhood" emails!

 

I misread that...

 

Then realised I had seen an ad with what I misread it as, thus combining the 2 concepts.

[Oaktech]

I misread that...

 

Then realised I had seen an ad with what I misread it as, thus combining the 2 concepts.

 

My point exactly... it's all too common!

[basicchannel]

Email sent. Bring on my 1.5 million

 

Oh yeah, and once I get it, I'm outta here. You suckas can just about eat my dust.

Edited May 24, 2012 by basicchannel