Surfers be aware of new scammers calming that they ae from yahoo and sending
messages calming you are the chosend one lol for a sum of £250,000 with
address name tarekmasteren@yahoo.com and other addresses reported as fake
scammers.
Body message:
Yahoo & Windows Live Awards Center
124 Stockport Road, Longsight, Manchester M60 2DB,
United Kingdom.
This is to inform you that you have won a prize money of Two Hundred
and
Fifty Thousand Great Britain Pounds (GBP 250,000), FOR THE YAHOO &
WINDOWS
LIVE AWARDS FOR 2008 Prize promotion which is organized by YAHOO
AWARDS
& WINDOWS LIVE.
YAHOO/WINDOWS LIVE collects all the email addresses of the people that
are
active online, among the millions that subscribed to Yahoo and Hotmail
and
few from other e-mail providers. Ten (10) people are selected yearly to
benefit from this promotion and you are one of the Selected Winners.
PAYMENT OF PRIZE / CLAIMS
Winners shall be paid in accordance with their Settlement Centers.
Yahoo
Prize Award must be claimed not later than 30 days from date of Draw
Notification. Any prize not claimed within this period will be
forfeited
and returned to its source as unclaimed.
Stated below are your identification numbers:
You must keep strict confidentiality of your Prize Award claims to
yourself until your money is successfully handed over to you to avoid
disqualification that may arise from double claims.Yahoo & Windows live
Award Team shall not be held liable for any loss of funds arising from
the
above mentioned.
"SpamWatchers" <SpamWatchers@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:99E8A090-921A-4DF5-839D-3301F2A0ABC1@microsoft.com...
> Surfers be aware of new scammers calming that they ae from yahoo and
> sending
> messages calming you are the chosend one lol for a sum of £250,000 with
> address name
Thanks. So you go and spam completely unrelated newsgroups.
"SpamWatchers" <SpamWatchers@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:99E8A090-921A-4DF5-839D-3301F2A0ABC1@microsoft.com...
> Surfers be aware of new scammers calming that they ae from yahoo and
> sending
> messages calming you are the chosend one lol for a sum of £250,000 with
> address name tarekmasteren@yahoo.com and other addresses reported as fake
> scammers.
That's why my filters remove everything from @yahoo.com. I do the same for
hotmail and gmail.
Sinner wrote:
> "SpamWatchers" <SpamWatchers@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:99E8A090-921A-4DF5-839D-3301F2A0ABC1@microsoft.com...
>> Surfers be aware of new scammers calming that they ae from yahoo and
>> sending
>> messages calming you are the chosend one lol for a sum of £250,000 with
>> address name tarekmasteren@yahoo.com and other addresses reported as fake
>> scammers.
>
> That's why my filters remove everything from @yahoo.com. I do the same for
> hotmail and gmail.
>
>
So you only use email for personal reasons, not business I take it.
Bill Yanaire wrote:
> "Alias" <aka@mascaradoyanónimo.es> wrote in message
> news:g62aa2$69p$2@aioe.org...
>> Sinner wrote:
>>> "SpamWatchers" <SpamWatchers@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>> news:99E8A090-921A-4DF5-839D-3301F2A0ABC1@microsoft.com...
>>>> Surfers be aware of new scammers calming that they ae from yahoo and
>>>> sending
>>>> messages calming you are the chosend one lol for a sum of £250,000 with
>>>> address name tarekmasteren@yahoo.com and other addresses reported as
>>>> fake
>>>> scammers.
>>> That's why my filters remove everything from @yahoo.com. I do the same
>>> for hotmail and gmail.
>> So you only use email for personal reasons, not business I take it.
>>
>> Alias
>
> So you only use email for posting crap about Ubuntu and not business I take
> it?
It's hardly new, I've been getting those for years, all going on about a
fake British lottery and such the I've supposedly won. They want your
personal information to use towards identity theft. I once responded with
bogus info and was asked to remit the "processing fee" to obtain my
"winnings".
If I've really won that many times without ever entering, how come I can't
win when I DO enter?:~)
"John D. Sheridan" <jdsheridan@b5.org> wrote in message
news:lk8hk.5118$US3.181@bignews2.bellsouth.net...
> It's hardly new, I've been getting those for years, all going on about a
> fake British lottery and such the I've supposedly won. They want your
> personal information to use towards identity theft. I once responded with
> bogus info and was asked to remit the "processing fee" to obtain my
> "winnings".
>
> If I've really won that many times without ever entering, how come I can't
> win when I DO enter?:~)
>
> John
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