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Hooray I'm rich and can buy what I want...
- Thread starter Eodtek
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You'd be amazed how many people will give their bank account or social security number without even thinking twice!:tinysmile_eyebrow_t
Over here we have the Nigerian scheme; You get a mail that a far and forgotten family member has left you a considerable sum of money
oh:. However, there's one little catch: before they can transfer it to your account ASAP, you'll have to pay the solicitor's bill in advance; 400 Euro's. They'll even give you the account on which to donate at a bank in your vincinity as not to arous suspicion.
You'd be absolutely amazed how many people - even with an university degree- will transfer the money to be left behind in bewilderment when they find out no money arrives on their account:tinysmile_cry_t3:
Over here we have the Nigerian scheme; You get a mail that a far and forgotten family member has left you a considerable sum of money
oh:. However, there's one little catch: before they can transfer it to your account ASAP, you'll have to pay the solicitor's bill in advance; 400 Euro's. They'll even give you the account on which to donate at a bank in your vincinity as not to arous suspicion.You'd be absolutely amazed how many people - even with an university degree- will transfer the money to be left behind in bewilderment when they find out no money arrives on their account:tinysmile_cry_t3:
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waffenamt
Well-Known Member
You really need to watch this chaps..... :laugh:
http://www.flixya.com/video/302395/Fonejacker_-_Monies
cheers
waff
http://www.flixya.com/video/302395/Fonejacker_-_Monies
cheers
waff
Falcon
Well-Known Member
There are a few websites dedicated to deliberately messing around with Nigerian scammers. People send them false details and end up having long conversations about what is supposedly going on with them via email. The scammer doesn't know that the whole thing is a wind-up. People post the results of these things online, some of them are hilarious. The scammers send what are supposely their IDs that have obviously been very badly drawn in MS Paint.
Also, my mate works for a computer security firm that companies pay for them to hack their networks to expose security flaws. Apparently one of the lads in their office got one of those scam emails. They sent a mail back to the scammer which had a virus in it which they used to take control of the scammer's computer and delete the contents of his hard drive.
Also, my mate works for a computer security firm that companies pay for them to hack their networks to expose security flaws. Apparently one of the lads in their office got one of those scam emails. They sent a mail back to the scammer which had a virus in it which they used to take control of the scammer's computer and delete the contents of his hard drive.
pointblank0
BOCN Supporter
Nigerian scam?
Nope, I won the lottery and I'm sooo lucky I didn't even remember entering it. I'm going back to planning on how to spend my millions now
I'm with you man. You lucky thing. Fancy not remembering entering it. That happened to me once but I also forgot to send them my bank details so I couldn't claim it in the end. Who cares? A long lost Nigerian family member is giving me all their money so I don't need the lottery anymore
