i live check 2 check and i feel like there is somthing out there to get me out of this situation. maybe somebody can throw me some fruit for thaught......
My sister's kid is geting around 25,000 from his grandfather's life insurance policy. She wants to invest it in something low risk but with a decent return. Are CD's good for this or ...
I want to get into the stock market and stuff but i was wondering if any one had any information i needed to know first or had any online sources with great information....
I have savings US$1000. I live in Bangladesh. Is there any safe business & business sector where I can invest this full amount so that I can earn US$15~20/day. Please advise....
Of course it is a scam. You should ignore such email. Its purpose is to extract money from you with nothing in return. Such emails are sent to millions of people all over the world, mostly to advanced economies in the hope that one or two of the recipients will respond. There are people in Nigeria, Russia, and many other countries who make a living swindling people with these schemes. Stay away.
eclipsed2908
Report it as Spam and delete it.
thatgirldenise1983
Just make it as spam and move on what they will do is usally send you a money order that looks real the bank will take it and by the time the bank discovers its fake you will be negitive in your account and have to pay it back...
Gary
Yes, the email message that you have received is a SCAM. To be exact it is a Check Fraud Scheme. Many of us have received similar messages with different wording but they are all the same. Stay away especially anything that comes from Nigeria. That country is known as one of the biggest countries that Scams originate from. SCAM alert.
Angie
YES YES YES!!!!!!
smurfeid
Yes it is a BIG AND POPULAR SCAM from Nigeria and some other Countries. DELETE IT QUICKLY, dont delay.
Moonshadow Dancer
Now that you have one of these, expect to get more. DELETE all emails like this, do not respond to them.
francswiss manager
reply..and ur dead...
ur money will be lost
theanswerman
Scam A Lam A Ding Dong....
magy
COMPLETE SCAM- forward the email to 'abuse@(her server).com- think about it, use your common sense, why woulds a stranger be emailing you about such things? yup- only to eventually talk you into sending $.
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