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I have just emptied my spam mail filter, and luckily I didn’t just click delete.
I found 4 emails between all (the other) garbage of incredible high value.
They all told me I got a lot – and I mean really a lot – of money waiting for me to collect.
They were totaling more than $58.8 mil American dollars and I believe that kind of money would mean a overwhelming difference to almost anybody. Even a fraction of the amount would really make my day.
All I had to do in oder to collect the money, was to pay a ridiculous small fee ($2500) to one of the mailers, and just return with all my personal information, including my bank account (and to one even my password (?) ). Then the – to me totally unknown – mailer would send me the money right away.
Of cause I did as asked immediately! Who wouldn’t?!?
There is only one thing I wonder about: Why is the emails I received all sent to ‘undisclosed-recipients:’ and why the sender needs my data, if they know me already?
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What I really wonder about, is how in the world, anyone fall into those kind of traps.
Some have to, or those scams wouldn’t be all over – or???
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