Back in October, I wrote about a domain name appraisal scam. It appears this is still doing the rounds, but has changed wording slightly. Below is the transcript of messages: Make no mistake, THIS IS A SCAM From: coddington@thedomaininvestors.com Sent: 18 March 2010 07:54...
I recently listed a domain for sale – www.ukcabs.net (incidentally, it’s still for sale if anyone is legitimately interested, please feel free to contact me) It was listed on places like Sedo, I advertised it on twitter and eBay. On Saturday, 9th May, 2009, I received an email from...
I’m a recent fan of Ed Hardy “stuff” T-shirts, and belts mainly. As with every latest trend, these are obviously available on eBay, however a lot of items offered here are fake. I generally try to be careful when purchasing clothing on eBay. For example, I’ll always email the seller for verification that the item is genuine. I wanted an Ed Hardy belt. Apart from www.edhardyshop.com, there...
I received another fake lottery thing today, this time from Deborah Shiemke – dispatch@mailonetoday.co.cc Here’s the body of the email We congratulate you this day as you have emerged a winner in the Game Corner International Lottery Organization. See attachment for claims procedure. Thank you Yours...
I thought this kind of email had fizzled out, but, apparently i’ve won 750m euros. Anyway, for the sake of google, the originating email address was eustakevan@virgilio.it Winning coupon number 76.47.49.12 Dear Sir/madam, We are pleased to inform you that, you have won the sum of €750,000.00 Euros from...