Hey, I'M RICH!!!

I love these....(I almost posted it in the Humor section
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From: "Mrs Emily Olivier Jackman"

From: "Mrs Emily Olivier Jackman"
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The trouble with all these scam E-Mails is that as soon as you click on them, to read the contents, the sender is immediately alerted to the fact that your E-Mail Address is active...and open to receive more of them!
Anything which looks dodgy in my E-Mail In-Box gets deleted immediately, without being opened!...
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Paul...
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Anything which looks dodgy in my E-Mail In-Box gets deleted immediately, without being opened!...

Paul...

Re: Hey, I'M RICH!!!

The trouble with all these scam E-Mails is that as soon as you click on them, to read the contents, the sender is immediately alerted to the fact that your E-Mail Address is active...and open to receive more of them!
Anything which looks dodgy in my E-Mail In-Box gets deleted immediately, without being opened!......!
Paul.......!
Not sure about that Fozz. I know that if you respond to them, then they SURELY know it's active. But if you simply open it, I don't think anyone knows but you. In any case, it was from one of my "junk" email accounts, so I not too concerned about it. Funny thing is (not really funny) some poeple still fall for these. Damn shame.
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Actually, there is an option in my email that asks if you want to receive an email when the message is opened.
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lol....
I got one of those scam e-mails the other day, and instead of deleting it, I decided to mess with the guy instead. It was a lot of fun, and I hope he was annoyed and frustrated as much as I enjoyed it. I look forward to the next e-mail from another spammer...
I even got an e-mail from some guy who claimed he was an American soldier in Iraq who needed help getting saddam's money out Iraq. I didn't try messing with him. I tore into him instead....
I got one of those scam e-mails the other day, and instead of deleting it, I decided to mess with the guy instead. It was a lot of fun, and I hope he was annoyed and frustrated as much as I enjoyed it. I look forward to the next e-mail from another spammer...

I even got an e-mail from some guy who claimed he was an American soldier in Iraq who needed help getting saddam's money out Iraq. I didn't try messing with him. I tore into him instead....

Re: Hey, I'M RICH!!!

The trouble with all these scam E-Mails is that as soon as you click on them, to read the contents, the sender is immediately alerted to the fact that your E-Mail Address is active...and open to receive more of them!
Anything which looks dodgy in my E-Mail In-Box gets deleted immediately, without being opened!......!
Paul.......!
Not sure about that Fozz. I know that if you respond to them, then they SURELY know it's active. But if you simply open it, I don't think anyone knows but you. In any case, it was from one of my "junk" email accounts, so I not too concerned about it. Funny thing is (not really funny) some poeple still fall for these. Damn shame.
I believe this is just the online variation of the old 'Pigeon Drop' scam. It never works on a completely honest person. But without following through with it, and not knowing exactly how they do it, I can't be certain. In any event, there are a lot of them around. I've seen at least five in my mailbox in the last few months.
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hey...I got fairly the same email from the same person a couple weeks ago.


