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Posted by bikerbob5864
- April 14, 2014, 22:33:27 PMYea, that Nigerian Prince thing is a real scam!...........Now this Women I'm talking to in Kenya.......she's an Art dealer and all her money is tied up in the International Bank there.......so she just needs me to send her 5K to pack up all her stuff.....and move here to be with me as my loving Wife!!!............Man........How lucky can one guy be!?!?!?!? I'm sending the Bank Draft tomorrow! 
Posted by chief
- April 13, 2014, 12:52:11 PMYep, it is a serious problem... also some say they are from UPS and FedEx. Don't mess with them.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- April 13, 2014, 12:00:30 PMHey zig you know the same dude as me.....lol......
if I do not know the delete, when dealing with new people and I ask them to put their name and a common fact into the subject line for the first time they e mail me so I'll know who they are.
Posted by zig
- April 13, 2014, 09:13:50 AMYeah, I do with email the same as phone calls. If I don't recognize them, I don't answer. There's no telling how many millions of dollars in inheritance I've given up from a Nigerian prince trying to wire money to my bank account....
Posted by Troll
- April 13, 2014, 09:01:29 AMI got an interesting email today. My email client, Thunderbird, flagged it as a phishing scam. It was from (supposedly) the United States Postal Service.....The return address was .UK....Interesting! It said that USPS was unable to deliver a package to my address, and I should go to this link and print a label to take to the PO to get my package...Yeah, right. I did a cut and paste and went to the web site in Chrome. It sent me a .RAR file. I unpacked it and this is what I found:
Bottom line, don't open it. It's a Russian scam to steal passwords. I never even opened it as it was designed, and I still had to do a cleanup.