Topic: There's Something About Scammers | |
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I don't get any scammer emails on here Am I doing something wrong?
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I had a very brief email encounter on this site right after I first joined. Within two sentences he wanted to know how much money I made, would I talk to him on another site and my SS number!!! Pretty 'f'ing bold! Must have been an amateur!
I also recently received an email saying "per my request" a certain amount of money was to be withdrawn for payment, from my account - ending **** This one came with my actual banks logo on it. Turned out to be my mortgage account which was payed and closed well over two years ago when I sold my house. I guess, think first, second and third if a red flag pops up! |
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Scammers, you just gotta love em Where else is someone my age going to improve their sex life for the price of a ticket to the states and they want to bring over the whole damn family. Just how damn lucky can one man get. Especially when they are "hotties" in their mid 20`s wanting my old azz to stud them and make me some babies. Way fng kewl. Hey G.I. I love you loooooooooong time. I asked one, one time if the acronym G.F.Y.S. meant anything to them. I think I`ve got another scammer wanting to try to lure me. I love playing games with them. It is soooooooooooo much fun to pizz them off. |
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i actually got an email the other day from a guy who had this amazing model body but for some odd reason he didnt have a head in the picture!sorry not into dating just torsos! they never show up them self on cam . Ask them and they'll find a million reasons do not do it |
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I spent three days driving around trying to find Bumf***, Idaho. I'm beginning to think it doesn't exist.
Bry <<<--- Intentional retardation will not get him Social Security Benefits |
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I had one email me yesterday. His photo was obviously taken from the internet, he listed his profession as "impoter of fine african fabrics" and he told me that he had been overwhelmed by my profile and believed himself to be ready to settle down with me. Now, I know my profile isn't the worst one out there, but it sure isn't written so well as to induce random marriage proposals either!
I couldn't help myself, I toyed with him a bit until he got frustrated and quit talking to me. |
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I have also encountered a fair (?) number of Russian scammers.
I was on another site for a while and while I was there, I got 13 email responses. Of those 13. 1 was someone from Nigeria, 11 were Russians, and exactly ONE came from a woman who actually lived here in Michigan. Needless to say, I didn't stay on that site for long...lol Here on Mingle it's a completely different story. I don't get any contacts. Not even from scammers. |
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I have also encountered a fair (?) number of Russian scammers.
I was on another site for a while and while I was there, I got 13 email responses. Of those 13. 1 was someone from Nigeria, 11 were Russians, and exactly ONE came from a woman who actually lived here in Michigan. Needless to say, I didn't stay on that site for long...lol Here on Mingle it's a completely different story. I don't get any contacts. Not even from scammers. |
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I don't get any contacts. Not even from scammers. wow ...what a shame! JustAguy2112, RKISIT, pls give me your bank accounts, PIN and ID and I'll send you the most kindly mail |
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Maybe by naming a city in the wrong state, makes the scammer think they will have more of a market of people to scam. Seattle, WA will attract people mainly from exactly there, whereas Seattle, TN will attract people from WA and TN.
Probably not, but its a thought. Either way, scammers are generally not very bright. Otherwise you wouldnt know you are being scammed quite so quickly. Who knows what goes through their brains(and it is a shame that it isnt a bullet). |
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The ones I get always have the same story line: widowed, wife killed in accident, has a teen age child that is in boarding school, an engineer..etc.. You would think they would at least change their story line..hah!
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I can always tell when the place they're from says Manhattan, NY and the email says, "Hello, I am from America"
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I kept getting emails fom scammers a few weeks ago when i was trying to sell some furniture on craiglst offers of people wanting to pay with cashier checks
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Lex, if you would just provide me your credit card number, I will not only give you the right city and state, I will also prove to you that goats don't truly exist.
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Edited by
rara777
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Sun 07/19/09 03:05 PM
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Did someone mention goats for credit cards?
Help me shear my flock for only $29.95. You can have the goats for a free 30 day trial. Just pay the $29.95 S&H charge. We guarentee you to become internet goat millionaires. We will also include the top 10 selling cook book. Goats Milk Fudge and other specialities. |
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I don't get any contacts. Not even from scammers. wow ...what a shame! JustAguy2112, RKISIT, pls give me your bank accounts, PIN and ID and I'll send you the most kindly mail Well..ok. But I gotta warn ya. My bank account has exactly 12 dollars in it. But if you really need it to get to America...I'll be happy to help...lmao |
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Edited by
Locakiss
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Mon 07/20/09 01:10 PM
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I don't get any contacts. Not even from scammers. wow ...what a shame! JustAguy2112, RKISIT, pls give me your bank accounts, PIN and ID and I'll send you the most kindly mail Well..ok. But I gotta warn ya. My bank account has exactly 12 dollars in it. Damn ..! Then send me the bank account of your boss But if you really need it to get to America...I'll be happy to help...lmao Jeeeez .. and If I come then no one will help you |
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Here's something I've been seeing for awhile but never mentioned before.... I'm on a couple of sites where I get e-mail from scammer/spammers constantly, I mean multiples every day. I get a few here, too, but not nearly as many as everywhere else. More and more, I'm noticing a tendency for them to use a city name that doesn't match with the state name in their location. Like, if I see "Seattle, Washington," OK, I know where that is; but if it's "Seattle, Tennessee," that just sounds wrong. Now, there may actually be a Seattle, Tennessee, and it's easy enough to check. But something like that always makes me suspicious. The one who IMed me here last night had a radically wrong city/state matchup. In fact, it was the first thing I asked her about after accepting the IM request. I said something like: So, (name of city) is in (wrong state name) now? Did they move it? I never heard anything about that. She says: No, I'm in (name of city), (right state name). * I should mention here that the name of this particular city could ONLY fit ONE state * So I asked her why her profile said (name of city), (wrong state name). She ignored the question and tried to shift the conversation to something else. So -- I'm not saying every spammer/scammer uses a bad city/state combo. I'm just saying every glaring bad city/state combo I've ever run across has turned out to be a scammer. It's a little too prevalent to be coincidence, so I'm wondering why it seems so many of them are doing it that way....? I've been targeted recently, too. Scammers are mostly from somewhere in South Africa and don't speak proper English. They also ignore questions or answer very strangely to both very clear questions and comments. What gives? Do they think they could get close enough to somebody to get a free ticket to America? |
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When I get scammers addresses I send them care packages. Feral cats. Raccoons. Opossum. The animals are usually very unhappy when they open the box. I make sure I send it C.O.D. Make em pay to get hurt.
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Badgers and wolverines just won't let go once they latch on to flesh. Somewhere in ghana is a scammer running around screaming about the devil with a pissed off badger attatched to his buttocks with a pitbull death grip.
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