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I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

Before you become a Billionaire.your amount in the Bank will be swept off. It's not you alone, every one of us are used to this trick. Ignore.

I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

This email is a fraudulent email, check the sender and if it is from Gmail then you can report to Gmail authorities, and always there is one adage, no money is free, so whenever some one receive such mails, it is for sure that it is a fraud.

I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

This email is a fraudulent email, check the sender and if it is from Gmail then you can report to Gmail authorities, and always there is one adage, no money is free, so whenever some one receive such mails, it is for sure that it is a fraud.

But there are fools who were lured by free money and lost huge amounts.

Friends I have received many types of such emails.
1. Dubai businessman wants to do business in India. He wants someone to take care and manage his money. He has chosen me for this task, etc...
2. I have won lottery of billions in Google or UK lotto, etc. I should pay the money transfer charges. This has almost emptied my bank balance. I get no parcel, no money.
3. I have won a car. I must pay the shipping and registration charges. etc.
4. Manager of Standard Chartered Bank of Shanghai wants a secret deal with you. He will make you the beneficiary of a politician who died leaving behind no heir of his bank a/c. In return we should pay him 2/3rd of the amount.

Friends these are fake and frauds.
These are different ways of making people fool. If you become greedy to see the zeros of the amount, they write in the email, you are trapped. You will start paying them the money. Again and again to get it in your bank a/c. Finally you get ruined.

I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

Too many of these mails are going around ! I had one from a widow who had millions of sterling pounds and she wanted to dedicate it to an orphanage in India and if I helped her locate it and make all arrangements she would give me 10% for my efforts...This type of mail is the latest that has been doing the rounds !

I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

Too many of these mails are going around ! I had one from a widow who had millions of sterling pounds and she wanted to dedicate it to an orphanage in India and if I helped her locate it and make all arrangements she would give me 10% for my efforts...This type of mail is the latest that has been doing the rounds !

Such fraudulent emails are quite common... But there are fake people also. I remember when I was a kid or about 11 -12 years i believe, I paid a snake charmer some 50 bucks and he never returned that to me saying Naag Devta has taken than money. I returned back home with fear and tear in my eyes :blush:

I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

Too many of these mails are going around ! I had one from a widow who had millions of sterling pounds and she wanted to dedicate it to an orphanage in India and if I helped her locate it and make all arrangements she would give me 10% for my efforts...This type of mail is the latest that has been doing the rounds !

Such fraudulent emails are quite common... But there are fake people also. I remember when I was a kid or about 11 -12 years i believe, I paid a snake charmer some 50 bucks and he never returned that to me saying Naag Devta has taken than money. I returned back home with fear and tear in my eyes :blush:

Yes, these cheats use different ways to dupe us. The only way to escape from them is to ignore them.

I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

Too many of these mails are going around ! I had one from a widow who had millions of sterling pounds and she wanted to dedicate it to an orphanage in India and if I helped her locate it and make all arrangements she would give me 10% for my efforts...This type of mail is the latest that has been doing the rounds !

Such fraudulent emails are quite common... But there are fake people also. I remember when I was a kid or about 11 -12 years i believe, I paid a snake charmer some 50 bucks and he never returned that to me saying Naag Devta has taken than money. I returned back home with fear and tear in my eyes :blush:

Goes to show that cheating the gullible is inbuilt in many people ...There used be a scam by the nigerians which seems to have subsided now with new forms taking over..

Friends I have received many types of such emails.
1. Dubai businessman wants to do business in India. He wants someone to take care and manage his money. He has chosen me for this task, etc...
2. I have won lottery of billions in Google or UK lotto, etc. I should pay the money transfer charges. This has almost emptied my bank balance. I get no parcel, no money.
3. I have won a car. I must pay the shipping and registration charges. etc.
4. Manager of Standard Chartered Bank of Shanghai wants a secret deal with you. He will make you the beneficiary of a politician who died leaving behind no heir of his bank a/c. In return we should pay him 2/3rd of the amount.

Friends these are fake and frauds.
These are different ways of making people fool. If you become greedy to see the zeros of the amount, they write in the email, you are trapped. You will start paying them the money. Again and again to get it in your bank a/c. Finally you get ruined.

All t hese are fake mails, it is better to report to yours email host or mark it as spam, six years back when I registered with some of top naukari sites, suddenly I receive many such mails, all these are fake, in the first month I reveived one mail from Maruti as a letter of appointment , but when I see it in detail the header of the sender, the mail is fraud, then I send it to Maruti and they have said it is fraudulent email.

Friends I have received many types of such emails.
1. Dubai businessman wants to do business in India. He wants someone to take care and manage his money. He has chosen me for this task, etc...
2. I have won lottery of billions in Google or UK lotto, etc. I should pay the money transfer charges. This has almost emptied my bank balance. I get no parcel, no money.
3. I have won a car. I must pay the shipping and registration charges. etc.
4. Manager of Standard Chartered Bank of Shanghai wants a secret deal with you. He will make you the beneficiary of a politician who died leaving behind no heir of his bank a/c. In return we should pay him 2/3rd of the amount.

Friends these are fake and frauds.
These are different ways of making people fool. If you become greedy to see the zeros of the amount, they write in the email, you are trapped. You will start paying them the money. Again and again to get it in your bank a/c. Finally you get ruined.

All t hese are fake mails, it is better to report to yours email host or mark it as spam, six years back when I registered with some of top naukari sites, suddenly I receive many such mails, all these are fake, in the first month I reveived one mail from Maruti as a letter of appointment , but when I see it in detail the header of the sender, the mail is fraud, then I send it to Maruti and they have said it is fraudulent email.

Now every body is aware of such mails. Nobody pays attention to them . I simply delete them

I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

Too many of these mails are going around ! I had one from a widow who had millions of sterling pounds and she wanted to dedicate it to an orphanage in India and if I helped her locate it and make all arrangements she would give me 10% for my efforts...This type of mail is the latest that has been doing the rounds !

Above all one conclusion is that money is never free one has to put effort in order to acquire it as from the sender header more information can be acquired and all these fraudulent emails time and again spammed by email host.

I got an email from someone saying a childless rich couple in England died in an accident. They have bequeathed all their property in my name. I have to only to furnish my bank details and the money (in billions) will be transferred to my account. This is not the first time I received such a message. With some variations such messages keep coming now and then. If I had inherited all that wealth I would have become richer than both the Ambani brothers together. :laugh:

Too many of these mails are going around ! I had one from a widow who had millions of sterling pounds and she wanted to dedicate it to an orphanage in India and if I helped her locate it and make all arrangements she would give me 10% for my efforts...This type of mail is the latest that has been doing the rounds !

Above all one conclusion is that money is never free one has to put effort in order to acquire it as from the sender header more information can be acquired and all these fraudulent emails time and again spammed by email host.

To acquire money using fake and fraud mails is a serious Cyber crime. And many Nigerians were caught and sent behind the bars.

Friends you will be shocked to read that I have not only received such bogus emails but also a strange email. When I opened the mail to read, my system crashed. Email was loaded with virus.

I have received many similar emails including one from a woman in Hampsire, England who won a lottery of 1 million pounds and then was stricken with cancer and on her deathbed. She wished to adopt me as her daughter and bequeath me with all her money and estate and I turned her down. How wretched we people are to turn down such beseeching requests to take their money!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

I have received many similar emails including one from a woman in Hampsire, England who won a lottery of 1 million pounds and then was stricken with cancer and on her deathbed. She wished to adopt me as her daughter and bequeath me with all her money and estate and I turned her down. How wretched we people are to turn down such beseeching requests to take their money!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

LOL, I have received something similar and I just wanted to test it out so replied back saying I was ready to find an orphanage (where this lady wanted to donate her money and give me 10% for my service )...Then came another mail saying that I had to pay some charges amounting to 5000 dollars a small amount compared to what I was going to get for my service (120,000 dollars) .I wrote back asking them whether they would be ok with a post dated cheque since I dint have any money and once the promised money comes into my a/c they could cash my cheque ...No reply after that :laugh:

I have received many similar emails including one from a woman in Hampsire, England who won a lottery of 1 million pounds and then was stricken with cancer and on her deathbed. She wished to adopt me as her daughter and bequeath me with all her money and estate and I turned her down. How wretched we people are to turn down such beseeching requests to take their money!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

LOL, I have received something similar and I just wanted to test it out so replied back saying I was ready to find an orphanage (where this lady wanted to donate her money and give me 10% for my service )...Then came another mail saying that I had to pay some charges amounting to 5000 dollars a small amount compared to what I was going to get for my service (120,000 dollars) .I wrote back asking them whether they would be ok with a post dated cheque since I dint have any money and once the promised money comes into my a/c they could cash my cheque ...No reply after that :laugh:

Ha ha Ha! they probably turned away to search for other nice people who would accept their money!! How wretched and unkind of you to turn them away like this! :P :laugh: :laugh:

I am also frequently revive these types of email from my mail box. These type of emails are spam just ignore these types of mails and don't reply.

Fraud emails has made many people loose their money. People gets attracted to see the amount. Friends have you ever come across the amount they offer you in lottery. Even they use the name of the popular sites like Google.

Many negros are arrested but it is not the end. Crime is going on.

There are good sides as well as bad sides of people, good people need to be conscious of existence of bad people.